† Ypaid, ypay(e)d, etc.

[Y- 4, PAY v.¹], paid, pleased.

1297.  R. Glouc. (Rolls), 1842. Þat folc was þo of þis lond ypaid wel ynou.

1393.  Langl., P. Pl. C., IV. 393. Be þe pecunie y-payed þauh parties chide.

  Ypaised, Yparroked, ME. pa. pples. of PEASE v., PARROCK v.

  Ypass v. [Y- 3 c], to pass.

13[?].  K. Alis., 5606 (Laud MS.). A northhalf ne mowen ȝee nouȝth ypasse For deserte & wildernesse.

  Ypas(s)ed, ypast, ME. pa. pple. of PASS v.

13[?].  K. Alis., 5460 (Laud MS.). Nov it is ypassed hy ne don þerof.

1422.  Yonge, trans. Secr. Secr., 157. Who-so nothynge thynkyth of thyngis y-passet.

1432–50.  trans. Higden (Rolls), III. 195. vij. year ypaste. Ibid., 335. A litelle season y-passede.

  Ypaved, -yd, paved.

c. 1394.  P. Pl. Crede, 194. Y-paued wiþ peynt til.

1426.  Lydg., De Guil. Pilgr., 331. For al the weyes & paament Wer ypavyd all off gold.

  Ypavylounded, ME. pa. pple. of PAVILION v.

  † Ypaynt(ed, ypeint, ypeynt(ed, ME. pa. pples. of PAINT v.¹

c. 1290.  ypeint.

13[?].  y-paynted [see PAINT v.¹ 1].

c. 1440.  Gesta Rom., 8. Þis ymage that is thus y-paynt.

  Y-pekyd: see YPIKED.

  Ypend, obs. pa. pple. of PEN v.¹

1591.  Sylvester, Du Bartas, I. i. 429. Though yet he seem in feeble flesh ypend.