anelace, anelacio

[ANLACE.] *ăn-ēle (1), a-nē'al, * an-noyle, v.t. [A.S. æl oil.] To administer extreme unction to. "Hyt ys not gode to be helut, How a wyght schal be an -elet." Instructions for Parish Priests (ed. Peacock), 1811-12. *a-nele (2), v.t. [Derivation uncertain, probably from Lat. anhelo to pant.] To attack, to worry. (R. Morris.) To approach. ( Sir F. Madden .) "Bothe wyth bullez and berez and borez other quyte And etaynez that hym a-nelede, of the heghe felle. Sir Gawayne (ed. R. Morris), 722, 723.