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(
1160-74; MS: s.xiiiin
)
Ja teneit la main a l’arçon Quant la presse crut environ, De la sele l’ont desaers, Chaeir le firent tot envers
Rom de Rouwace ii 35.4003
♦
to detach, unfasten from:
(
1160-74; MS: s.xiiiin
)
Brun, qui pendeit, ont receuz, De la sele l’ont desaers E a terre cochié envers
Rom de Rouwace ii 294.11025
v.intrans.
desaerdre de
to become alienated from, lose touch with:
(
1212; MS: 1212-13
)(St. Benedict in struggle with recalcitrant monks) tant com plus sei lasseroit En els, a soi meins entendroit, Si porroit de soi desaerdre E els e soi meisme perdre
Dial GregSATF 4277
v.refl.
se desaerde de
to cut loose, tear away from:
(
1155; MS: s.xiii4/4
)
En saillant guenchi de travers, De l’enemi s’est desaers
BrutWACE 11536
desaerdre (1155)