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† i-som, i-some, a. Obs.
[OE. ᵹesóm, pl. -e, f. sóm agreement, concord, ablaut grade of sam-, in OE. samen, same, etc.]
Unanimous, agreed, reconciled, at peace.
a1000Riddles lxxxv. 21 (Exon.) Wit wæron ᵹesome. c1000ælfric Gen. xlv. 24 Beoþ swyþe ᵹesome. c1175Lamb. Hom. 93 Nu eft..weren alle ispechen aȝein inumen and isome. c1205Lay. 30613 Wind and þa wide se ba eke isome. a1250Relig. Songs in Owl & Night. (Percy Soc.) 79 And wið hali chirche maken us i-som Thenne mohe we cwemen Crist at the dom. 1297R. Glouc. (Rolls) 52 Suþþe haþ engelond ibe iwerred ilome Of þe folc in denemarch þat ne beþ noȝt ȝot isome. Ibid. 1858 Constaunce..granted him þat Kinedom & þat pes of rome & bileuede in þis lond to gadere boþe isome. 13..Song of Joy 20, 21 (in Adam Davy, etc. E.E.T.S. 1878, 94), Er he oure flesch nome..to maken vs ysome; Ysome nere we nouȝth before. |