1abominable, loathsome:
(
s.xii1;
MS: 1155-60
)
Corrumput sunt, e abominables fait sunt li estudius
(Latin: abominabiles facti sunt studiosi) ; nen est chi facet bien
Camb Ps 18.XIII.2
(
1267;
MS: c.1300
)
saciez ke cest pecché, sanz fable, Est devant Deu abominable
Lum Lais ANTS 3582
(
MS: s.xiii2
)
Abhominatio est domino defigens oculum, ço est a entendre Abhominable chose est a nostre Seignur figchant le oil
Augustine 184
(
1281
)
se ne defendez pas vos filles que meinent vie abominable […] de peccher sans vostre entente cuntre nostre mere eglise
Reg Peckham i 181
(
s.xiiiex;
MS: 1307-15
)
si descoverei vostre abominable pecché a tuz regnes
Ancren2 76.7
(
1354;
MS: c.1360
)
plus ord et plus abomynable serroit a veoir une lede chose en la chambre le Roy
Sz Med1 20
♦
terrible, awful:
(
1317-19
)
li conta comment homicides et prochez abominables resuerent en la terre
Affairs of Ireland 99
2med.nauseating, nausea-provoking:
(
s.xiiim?;
MS: s.xiii3/4
)
por aoster l’abhominable savor et por desoudre la fente
A-N Med ii 25
♦
med.nauseous:
(
MS: s.xv
)
A chaud maladye, e pur estomak k’est abominable a reinre
(ed. remre) viaunde
Five Med MSS 140.E265
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abhominable (s.xii1)