dat het fatsoen heeft van een Ey, Oviall, or that is like the fashion of an Egg. |
Eyeren, Eggs. |
geroerde Eyeren, Buttered Eggs. |
gefrijtte Eyeren met speck, A dish of Collops and Eggs. |
Eyeren uyt-broeyen, To Hatch out young Chickens. |
Eyck, ofte Eycken-boom, An Oake, or an Oaken-tree. |
Eyckel, Oake-mast. |
Eycken appel, An Oaken apple. |
een Eycken bosch, An Oaken wood, or a forest of Oakes. |
een Eyckhorentjen, A Squirrill. |
Eyck-loof, ofte Eeck-loof, Yvie that winds about Oakes. |
Eycken, ofte dat van Eycken is, Oakie, or that is of Oake. |
Eycken-hout, Oaken wood, or Oaken timber. |
Eycken varen, Oaken fearne. |
een Eycken vyer, An Oaken fire. |
Eye, My father in law. |
Eydom, Eedhem, ofte Eedom, A Son in law. |
Eygen, Owne, Proper, Peculiar, or that belongs to every one. |
Eygen baet, Ownes particular profit or gaine. |
Eygen Broeder, ofte Eygen Neve, My owne Brother, my owne Nephew, or Cousin Germaine. |
Eygen goedt, Ais owne goods. |
uyt sijn Eygen goet gaen, ende dat een ander oversetten, To Leave his owne living, and to transport it to another. |
Eygen handt-schrift, His owne hand-writing. |
Eygen kracht, Of his owne might or power. |
Eygen goedt verquisten, To Mispend, Waste, or Riot out his living. |
Eygenen, To Make his owne, or Usurpe another mans goods, or to hold another mans right. |
een Eygeninge,, ofte Eygen-makinge, A propriation, or making his owne, or an usurpation of another mans right. |
een Eygen knecht, A Bond-slave, or a slavish servant. |
een Eygen, ofte besonder toe-gelaten Wet, A proper, or a speciall permitted Law. |
Eygen, ofte vryen wille, With his owne free will, or self will. |
Eygen-wijsheydt, Selfe-wisedome. |
Eygenschap, Eygendom, ofte Eygenheydt, Propriety, or Appurtenance. |
de Eygenschap des landts, The proprietie of the land. |
de Eygenschap des lichaems, The State of Disposition of the body. |
uyt Eygenschap yemandt verlossen, To Affranchize, or to set one at libertie. |
in Eygenschap yemandt wederom brengen, To Bring one again to his former libertie and freedome. |
Eygen-rechtigh, Obstinate, self wil'd, or his owne righter. |
Eygen schuldt, His owne fault. |
Eygentlick, Properly. |
Eygen wijs, Wise in his owne conceit. Siet Neus-wijs. |
Eygen-willigh, Self-willed, or Head-strong. |
Eygen-sinnigh, Self-minded, sensuall, or obstinate. |
Eygen-sinnigheyt, Self-mindednesse, or self-conceitednesse. |
Eygen-soeckigh, One that seeks himself, or his owne profit and lucre. |
Eygenaer, An Owner, or a Propriatorie. |
Eylaes!, Alas! |
een Eylandt, ofte Eyle, An Ile, or an Iland. |
een Eylander, An Ilander, or one that dwells in an Ile. |
Eylantsch, Ilandish, or belonging to an Iland. |
Ey-loof, ofte Eerdtvele, Ivie. |
Eyn, ofte Een, One. |
Eynckel. Siet Enckel. |
Eyndeken, A Duckling, or a young Duck. |
een wilde Eynde, A wilde Duck. |
Eyndt-vogels jagen ofte vangen, To Hunt and Catch Ducks. |
Eynde. An End, Finis, or end of any thing or Period. |
Eynde van eenige sake, The end of any buysinesse or matter. |
tot den Eynde toe, To, or untill the End. |
tot wat Eynde seght ghy dat? To what End or Purpose say you this, or speake you this? |