1ich.zool.dolphin:
(
s.xii3/4;
MS: s.xiv2
) Delfins ad al Tigre qui mult sunt bon nour. Eskerdé ont le dos trenchant cum rasur
6868
(
MS: s.xii2
)
delfin: mereswyn, delfinus
46.113
(
s.xivin;
MS: s.xivm
)
un pesson est en la mier, grant de cors e greignour de curtesie, delphyn appellé
67
(
1396;
MS: s.xv1
)
le pourpeys, dolfyn et la baleyne
11.15
(
MS: s.xvm
)
Poison salcie [...] le dolfyn
97.372
♦
herald.representation of a dolphin:
(
c.1350;
MS: s.xvin
)
Le roy de Malogres porte de goules ové deux dolphins d’or bouche a bouche
321
2
title
dauphin, title held by the heir apparent to the French throne:
(
1396-1404
) si prist il
=Charles I of France sa fille par la main, disant au roi nostre seigneur, 'Trescher filz, j'ay amesné cy la creature que jeo plus aime du monde, forspris ma femme et mon filz le dauphin'
390
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