WORTH, WORTHILY
ADJECTIVES
1480 — VALIANT of great worth or merit; worthy → obs.
1592 — VALOROUS having value, worth, or merit; valuable → obs.
1887 — WORTH ONE’S WEIGHT IN BURNT COPPER of little worth → colloq.
ADVERBS
1000 — DEARLY in a precious, worthy, or excellent manner; worthily, choicely, finely, richly → obs.
1205 — DEARWORTHLY worthily, honourably; preciously, richly; affectionately → obs.
1300 — DEARWORTHILY worthily, honourably; preciously, richly; affectionately → obs.
1800 — JELLILY worthily, excellently → obs.
NOUNS
1330 — VALOUR value or worth in material or other respects; worth or importance due to personal qualities or to rank → obs.
1350 — VALOUR the amount of money, etc., or sum that a thing is worth → obs.
1387 — VAILANCE value, worth → obs.
1398 — VALUE a thing regarded as worth having → obs.
1400 — VALURE worth, importance, efficacy → obs.
1471 — VAIL value or worth; account, estimation → Sc. obs.
1495 — VALOIR value, worth, price → obs.
1496 — VALOR the amount in money, etc., that a thing is worth; value → obs.
1560 — GEM an object of rare beauty or priceless worth; the choicest part of anything; something greatly prized, a ‘treasure’
1597 — CARAT worth, value; estimate → obs.
1606 — VALIANT value or worth → Sc. obs.
1790 — VALLIDOM the value or worth of a thing → N. Eng. dial.
1813 — OOTH value, worth → Sc. obs.
1825 — VALUEDOM value, worth → Sc.
1905 — VALIDUM value, worth; size → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1929 — VANDA value, worth; esteem, respect → Sc.
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