[abandun] (1155)
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[abandun] (1155)

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  FEW:  *ban 15/i,49b Gdf:  abandon 1,15a GdfC: ∅ TL: abandon 1,37 DEAF:  ban (abandon)  DMF:  abandon  TLF:  abandon  OED:  abandon n.1  / abandon n.2  MED:  abandoun n.  DMLBS: ∅
abandon,  abandonn,  abandoun;  abaundun  

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1abandonment: 
( 1316 )  arons (=we shall have [it]) ferm et establie sur l’obligacion et l’abandon de touz voz biens de la dite Conté de Pont’  i 219
♦surrender: 
( MS: s.xiii1 ) deditionem: (R) abaundun (var. (J: s.xiii1) abandun;  (D: s.xiii1) abandunement )  247.69
( MS: s.xiii )  [S]i forte castrum obsideatur, ne defensores opidi ad deditionem gloss: (D) abandoun (var. (L: s.xiii) abandun) cogantur, munia[n]tur blado et mero et fane et pernis et baconibus  i 183.69 and ii 112.69
mettre en abandun (de)
1to put at risk (of): 
( 1155; MS: s.xiii4/4 )  Melz se volt combatre defors E mettre en abandun sun cors  7778
( 1155; MS: s.xiii4/4 )  Mielz volt sun cors mettre en peril E en abandun de murir  9997
abanduneement  abandunement  abanduner  bandun 
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