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feruge
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1406-07
rof
1403-04
munder
s.xii
1
sclice
s.xiii
1
seius
s.xiii
pinner
1244
esseurement
s.xiii
1
feblet
s.xii
3/3
glaiol
s.xiii
in
ruper
s.xii
2
sprete
1322-23
esmunder
c.1136-65
radresce
1404
feblement
c.1170
desanz
c.1260
Janue
1194-99
[panterer]
1428-32
savinier
s.xv
esclisable
s.xiii
ex
notier
s.xiii
1
shethe
s.xiv
3/4
enorter
1121-25
[depriable]
s.xii
1
savereyn
s.xv
escliçun
c.1245
contremarque
c.1450
[bulour]
1214
adjurance
s.xiii
1/4
chaufe
s.xiii
proesme
s.xii
1
paneterie
s.xiii
in
feruge
1266-1300
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feruge
(1266-1300)
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[vcd]
FEW:
ferrugo
3,470b
Gdf:
ferruge
3,767b
GdfC:
∅
TL:
∅
DEAF:
*ferruge
F274
DMF:
ferruge
TLF:
∅
OED:
∅
MED:
ferrugo n.
DMLBS:
ferrugo
928c
s.
1
rust
:
(
1266-1300;
MS: c.1300
)
le i[a]ue en qui est estaint fer, ferruge
(
ms.
feruge ruge)
, squama ferri
254.S54.2
ferrugin
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of the United Kingdom.
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