escalone (1190-1210)
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escalone (1190-1210)

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  FEW:  ascalonia 25,407b Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  eschalote 9,509c TL: eschaloigne 3,834 DEAF: ∅ DMF:  échalote  TLF:  échal(l)ote  OED:  scallion n.  MED:  scaloun n.  DMLBS:  Ascalonia 135c / scalonis 2951b
escalon,  escalongne,  escalun;  escaleine,  escaloin,  escaloine;  eschaloine,  eschalon,  eschalun;  eschaluene,  eschaluingne;  eschalunie;  eskalune;  ascalun,  ascalugne  

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1bot.scallion, onion (?): 
( MS: s.xiiiin )  hinule queruntur in ortis .s. escalogne gallice  35
( s.xiii1 )  innule: escaluns  20.76
( MS: s.xiii )  hynule: eskalunes  ii 152
( c.1300; MS: s.xivm )  Belbus: ascalugnes  369.73
♦fig, straw: 
( 1190-1210; MS: c.1300 )  Jo n’en durroi’ un eschaluingne Pur les manaces k’ai oi  16624
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