1to subjugate, bring into submission:
(
c.1136-37;
MS: s.xiiex
)
fist lur maint envaiement, [En] quinze jurs les
dantad
3195
(
1155;
MS: s.xiii4/4
)
Cesar sout bien felun danter E orguillus amesurer
4165
(
1212;
MS: 1212-13
)
Sa char d’abstinence
dantot
15624
(
c.1240;
MS: c.1300
)
Lessez la reine a reclamer, Ke poet
danter vent et mer
187.48
(
c.1275;
MS: s.xiii4/4
)
ben overer vigerusement E
daunter la char par gref labur
2157
(
s.xiiiex;
MS: s.xiv2
)
deable e munde veintre e la char
daunter
4017
♦
zool.to tame, train (an animal):
(
1160-74;
MS: s.xvii
)
Maint felon ai danté comme cheval o frain
i 32.494
(
1165-80?;
MS: s.xiiiin
)
(the horse:) Cruels est e mut orguillus E nient
dantez
267.84
(
s.xiii2/4;
MS: c.1300
)
Metez lui
(=the donkey) chevestre [...] Si la
danterez; E frein en la gule
969
♦
to train:
(
s.xivin;
MS: s.xivm
)
Auxint est des enfantz e des servantz: Les unes peot l’em
daunter par aprise [...]. Les autres peot l'em tant soffrer a volentee qe ils devyndront savagez e contrarious
25
♦
acad.to educate:
(
1163-70;
MS: s.xiv1/4
)
S’alure esteit si ordenee Cum s’ele en cloistre fust
dantee
910
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