meed （‘recompense, reward’ is the prevalent sense)
1.
gift (S.) Tim. I. i. 288*.
2.
merit, worth
3H6 II. i. 36
“Each one already
blazing by our m-s,”
IV. viii. 38
“my hath got me
fame,”
Ham. V. ii. 149
“in his meed he's
unfellowed.”
