corvoiser (c.1130-5)
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corvoiser (c.1130-5)

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  FEW:  Corduba 2/ii,1182a Gdf:  corvisier 2,321b GdfC: ∅ TL: corvoisier 2,924 DEAF:  corvois (corvoisier)  DMF:  corvoisier  TLF: ∅ OED:  corvisor n.  MED:  corveiser n.  DMLBS:  corveisarius 505b
corveiser,  corveisier,  corveser,  corveyser;  corviser,  corvisor;  corvuiser, 
pl. corneisers(l. corveisers)  ii 234  

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1occupationmerch.cordwainer, leatherworker: 
( s.xiii2; MS: s.xivin )  Tanurs, suurs e corveisiers  390
( 1350-51 )  Item qe Corvoisers ne suours ne vendent botes, soulers […]  i 312 iv
2 name (used as a surname): 
( c.1130-5 )  Henricus Corveyser  corveiser n.
( 1186 )  Fulko Corveser  corveiser n.
( 1202 )  Alex le Corveisier  corveiser n.
corveis 
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