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[
FEW: 2/i,255b
capitaneus
;
Gdf: 2,114c
chevetain
;
GdfC:
∅
;
TL: 2,370
chevetain
;
DEAF:
chevetain
;
DMF:
chevetain
;
TLF:
∅
;
OED:
chevetaine n.
/
chieftain n.
;
MED:
chevetain(e n.
;
DMLBS:
∅
]
cheftaine,
cheftane;
cheveintainne,
cheveitein;
cheventaigne,
cheventain,
cheventaine,
cheventeigne,
cheventein,
cheventeine,
cheventeing,
cheventin;
chevesten;
chevetaigne,
chevetaine,
chevetainne,
chevetane,
cheveteigne,
chevetein,
cheveteine;
chevintein,
chevitain,
chevitaine;
chevotein;
chieftain,
chieftaine,
chieftein,
chieften,
chievetein;
chivetain,
chivetaine,
chiventain,
chiveutein
(
l.
chiventein)
a.
1
chief, supreme, leading
♦
principal, main
s.
1
head, chief, leader
♦
chieftain, captain
♦
head of religious house
♦
admiral
s.f.
1
mistress
a.
1
status
chief, supreme, leading
:
(
1160-74;
MS: s.xiii
in
)
Alain n’out od sei des Bretuns Fors les chevetaignes baruns
i 261.2694
(
1215;
MS: 1226
)
nos a nostre
chevetains
(
Latin:
capitalis)
justisieres […]
359.18
(
1267;
MS: c.1300
)
Princes e prelaz
cheventeins
apel
10831
♦
law
principal, main
:
(
1215;
MS: 1226
)
ne si plege ne seront destroit, tant dis come le
chevetaigne
dettor soffira a la dette paier
358.9
s.
1
status
head, chief, leader
:
(
c.1136-37;
MS: s.xii
ex
)
dous reis ot ja en Bretaine Quant C. ert
chevetaine
42
(
1155;
MS: s.xiii
4/4
)
Perdu ad sun buen chevetainne; Morz est li reis
8316
(
c.1300
)
Qe le Alderman seit
cheveteyn
de la vile
i 60
♦
status
mil.
chieftain, captain
:
(
1306
)
cheventeyne
et guyour des gentz d’Escoce
331
(
a.1382;
MS: a.1382
)
les altres countz et seignours et
chieftaynes
de soun host
36.32
♦
eccl.
monastic
status
head of religious house
:
(
1267;
MS: c.1300
)
Al
cheventin
deit em demander Quant si avient ke se fet cunfesser S’il ad esté rien negligent A dreit governer sun cuvent
10033
♦
ship.
mil.
status
admiral
:
(
a.1399;
MS: a.1399
)
chevytayne
de la flote nostre seignur le roi
178
s.f.
1
female
mistress
:
(
s.xiii
2
;
MS: 1333-34
)
Ceste terre, ou avowé Estre dei e
cheveteine
(A) 331
This is an AND2 Phase 1 (A-E) entry © 2000-2006 The Anglo-Norman Dictionary. On-line entry partially revised after the print version of AND2 went to press (2007-03-22) The printed edition of AND2 A-E is published by
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