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aplanir (1155)
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aplanir (1155)

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aplanier  
  FEW:  planus 9,29a Gdf:  aplanir 1,341b GdfC:  aplanir 8,146b TL: aplanir 1,452 DEAF:  plan (aplanir)  DMF:  aplanir  TLF:  aplanir  OED: ∅ MED: ∅ DMLBS:  applanare 106b

v.trans.

1build.to plane, level, smooth: 
( 1155; MS: s.xiii4/4 )  Cil defors sunt al mur munté, En plusurs lius l'unt enfundré. Emprés unt tut aplanied E fossé e mur enguaillied. Puis passerent tut plainement  Brut WACE 6289
( MS: s.xiii )  planat: in gallico l’aplanie  TLL i 244
2to stroke: 
( c.1185; MS: s.xiiim )  Mut eime plus a turneer Ke ses chevous aplanier (var. (D: s.xivm) planier) (l. a planier?)  Ipom BFR 2976

See also:

planer 
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