covenanter (1261)
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covenanter (1261)

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[ FEW: *2/ii,1126b convenire; Gdf: ∅; GdfC: ∅; TL: ∅; DEAF:  covenir (convenanter); DMF:  convenanter; TLF: ∅; OED:  covenanter n.; MED: ∅; DMLBS: ∅ ]
covenaunter  

The frequent confusion of c and t in mss. and editions allows for a certain level of overlap between this entry and covenancer1.

v.a.

1to make (an agreement): 
( 1261 )  pur nulle covenaunt qe entre eaux fuist covenantez  236
♦to agree, promise: 
( 1315-16 )  par noz ditz commys & deputez serra […] promys & covenanté  i 158

v.n.

1to agree, make an agreement: 
( 1360-61 )  bien lise a chescun Seignur […] de bargainer & covenanter de lour ovraignes en grosse  i 367 ix
covenancer#1  encovenancer 
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