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adjacent (1361)
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adjacent (1361)

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pl. adjacens  (ajadcent (l. adjacent?))  
  FEW:  adjacens 24,155a Gdf:  adjecent 1,105b GdfC:  adjacent 8,33b TL: ∅ DEAF: ∅ DMF:  adjacent  TLF:  adjacent  OED:  adjecent a. and n.  MED:  adjacent a.  DMLBS:  adjacere (adjacens) 29a

a.

adjacent, adjoining: 
( 1361 )  les maires, jurez, consulz, universitez et habitanz de la cité et chastel de Rodes, et des terres et pais de Roergue et des ylles adjacens a ycelles  Lett Rois 137
( 1396 )  es pais et merches de Calais, [...], de Flandres et des autres pais illeques ajadcens (l. adjacens?) les cappitaines des villes et chasteaulx de Calais, Guines et Hammes  Engl Dip Pract  570

[gdw]

See also:

agisaunt 
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