1to tear to pieces:
(
c.1275;
MS: s.xiii4/4
)
(The devil) Sun cors desaka cheytyvement
8256
(
s.xivin;
MS: s.xivm
)
les autres touz a lui assaillent e le desakent
93
(
c.1305;
MS: c.1330
)
Tut le
(=fowl) desakent, estaunchent lor feym
271
2to drag away, carry off:
(
1171-74;
MS: c.1200
)
Maistre E. le tint, que qu’il
(=the saint’s enemies) l’unt desachié
5571
(
c.1200;
MS: s.xivin
)
(the flood) Loinz de cel liu les
(=the saint and her book) desaka, En une krenke les jeta
289
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