see BROACH v.1 1.
Ybroke: see BREAK v. and I-BROKE.
1297. R. Glouc. (Rolls), 4985. Þe fourme of pes was vaste ymad … Þat ne miȝte noȝt wel be ybroke.
1422. Yonge, trans. Secr. Secr., 143. Throgh a feyth y-broke.
Y-brought, brought.
1297. R. Glouc. (Rolls), 2505. Rowen … among hom ybroȝt was.
c. 1325. Poem temp. Edw. II. (Percy), viii. Holy cherche Is mych ibrowt adoun.
1340–70. Alex. & Dind., 586. Ȝe were … y-brouht forþ & bred of þat modur.
c. 1489. Caxton, Blanchardyn, xxix. 107. The kynge of polonye, that sawe … his standarde ybrought to the grounde.
1647. H. More, Song of Soul, II. Democr. Plat., ii. As men ybrought into some spacious room.
Ybroylid, broiled.
c. 1430. Two Cookery-bks., 47. Porke y-broylid.
Ybuld, -beld, etc. [Y- 4, BUILD v.], built.
c. 1380. Sir Ferumb., 133. Ne sawe þay neuere by-fore þat a place so faire ybuld.
c. 1394. P. Pl. Crede, 172. A woon wonderlie well ybeld.
c. 1400. in 26 Pol. Poems, xxvi. 195. Withyn y-bylde halles and bowres.
1422. Yonge, trans. Secr. Secr., 201. The tempill y-bylid.
[For form cf. bylled, quot. c. 1400 s.v. BUILD v. 1.]
Ybulled [BULL v.2], issued a bull against.
c. 1400. Langland’s P. Pl., A. V. 77 (MS. H). [Ichaue] y-bulled hem to þe lord to make hem lese siluer.
Yburied, -bir-, -ber- [Y- 4, BURY v.], buried.
c. 1250. [see BURY v.1].
1297. [see FALL v. 33 b].
1387. Trevisa, Higden (Rolls), V. 45. He … was i-slawe and y-buried þere.
1513. Douglas, Æneis II. v. 28. With wyne and sleip yberyit and at rest.
Yburnuscht, ybornsched, burnished.
c. 1330. R. Brunne, Chron. Wace (Rolls), 3622. Wel y-burnuscht fair & bryght.
c. 1380. Sir Ferumb., 3587. Sherpe swerdes y-bornsched briȝte.
