couraged (aged as Igd)

[Eng. courag ( e ); -ed.] Endowed with spirit, disposition, or courage. "He who so is most like stomacked vnto a woman, nor lusty couraged."- Vives: Instruct, of a Christ. Woman, bk. ii., ch. v. Obsolete except in the compound high - couraged . *cour-age-ment (age as Ig), s. [Eng. courage ; ment .] Encouragement. "From Sov'raigne's weakne e taking courage ment." Davies: Microcosmos, p. 62. ( Davies.) cou-rā-geo us, *co-ra-geus, *co-ra-gio us, *cor a-go us, *co-ra-ious, *coralows, *curaiows, "kuraious, a . [O. Fr. corageus ; Ital. coraggio so ; Sp. corajoso ; Fr. courageux .] [COURAGE. Endowed with or exhibiting courage; brave, fearle , intrepid. IMG:content-1160.png:[ocr errors][merged small] 8. cou-rā-geo us-ne , *cou-rā-gioŭs-ne , [Eng. courageous; -ne .] The quality of being courageous; bravery, intrepidity, spirit. the manline and the courageousne that they had to fight for their country, "-2 Mac. xiv. 18.