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amordre (1194-99)

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amordre (1194-99)

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FEW: admordere 24,170b Gdf: amordre 1,275b GdfC: ∅ TL: amordre 1,366 DEAF: amordre DMF: amordre TLF: ∅ OED: ∅ MED: ∅ DMLBS: ∅

p.p. amors

v.refl.

s'amordre a

1 emotion to become attached to, very keen on:

( 1194-99; MS: s.xiii² ) al frere pardonast Por la proesce qu'il ot faite, Ço dont il aveit l’ordre enfraite, Tant qu’il en ot misericorde; 'Mais gard', dist il, 'ne s’i amorde' 9919

s'amorde a, de (+inf.)

1emotionto seek to, be very keen to:

( s.xiiiⁱⁿ; MS: s.xiii^2/4 ) Il les veut partant chastier Que ne se amordent a pechier 8182

( s.xiii^ex; MS: s.xiv^1/4 ) E me voille, sachez, amordre De combatre pur fin amur (U) 14

p.p._as_a.

estre amors a

1emotionto be attached to, very keen on:

( s.xiii¹; MS: s.xiii^ex ) Ore voil eser (ed. [a]eser) mun cors De femme dunt jo mi sui amors 110

( s.xiii^2/4; MS: s.xiii² ) As seremenz sunt si amors Ke einz k’il volent rien mustrer Forment cumencent a jurer 167vb34

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