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acurser (1160-74)

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FEW: cursus 2/ii,1578a / accursus 24,92b Gdf: acorser 1,79c GdfC: ∅ TL: acorser 1,114 DEAF: cors 2 (acorser) DMF: accourser TLF: accourser OED: ∅ MED: ∅ DMLBS: accursus 17a

acorser,
p.p.pl. accurs

v.a.

1to set on course:

( s.xiii^2/4; MS: s.xiii² ) Cum fait la nef desestachee Quant ele est primes acursee 151ra12

v.n.

acurser vers

1 to charge, rush towards:

( s.xii^ex; MS: s.xiii^3/3? ) Si uncore un jor le truis en turnei, Ke mun destrer puisse acurser vers sei, De m'espee le quid faire un espei Parmi le cors 55

v.refl.

1to get on one’s course:

( 1160-74; MS: s.xiiiⁱⁿ ) Por la hache que il cremeit, S'acorsa cil de grant vertu ii 211.8729

( s.xii^ex; MS: s.xiii^m ) Car por aveir tricherie s’acorse, Donc rest barate par coveitise sorse 531

p.p._as_a.

1set to:

( 1312 ) a cel temps il furunt accurs a recoverer ceus services Ed II xii 115

♦prevalent, dominant:

( s.xiiiⁱⁿ; MS: s.xiii^2/4 ) Partant pert bien que destinee Par tut le mund est acursee 8004

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