Part 648 (2/2)

QUHEYNE, QUHENE, QUHOYNE, QUHONE, _adj_ Few, S

_Barbour_

~Quhene~, S _wheen_, _s_ A small quantity

A S _hwaene_, _hwene_, aliquantum, paulo

_To_ QUHEMLE, WHOMMEL, _v a_ To turn upside down, S _whummil_

_bellenden_

Su G _hwiine laborare

QUHETHIR, THE QUHETHYR, _conj_ However

_Barbour_

A S _hwaethere_, tamen, attamen

_To_ QUHETHIR, _v n_

V ~Quiddir~

_To_ QUHEW, _v n_ To whiz, to whistle

C B _ch_, to blow

_Burel_

~Quhew~, _s_

1 The sound produced by the h the air with velocity; S B _few_

_Douglas_

2 A disease which proved extremely fatal in Scotland, A 1420; occasioned, as would appear from the description, by the unnatural temperature of the weather

_Fordun_

C B _chwa_, _ch_, a blast, a gust