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vicarage
1311
antiphoner
1113-19
maritime
s.xiii
1
plastrer
2
c.1240
errer
1
1113-19
hilgars
c.1300
chace
1
1140-1160
hermitoire
1214
westfale
1394
coudre
c.1165
sou
2
s.xiii
2/3
musenge
s.xiii
in
pistace
c.1300
morveux
c.1250
clergal
c.1136-65
trespasser
s.xii
1/3
sinancie
s.xiii
2/4
alochure
c.1300
peitevin
1094
fenture
1
c.1240
raimsel
s.xiii
3/4
mahemude
c.1300
dellion
s.xiii
3/4
timbre
1
s.xiii
2
Barbaran
c.1170
vermiculer
musa
s.xiii
2/4
sachel
1121-25
Babilonien
c.1300
pollutiun
s.xii
1/3
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[vcd]
FEW:
fibra
3,490a
Gdf:
∅
GdfC:
fibre
9,615b
TL:
∅
DEAF:
fibre
DMF:
fibre
TLF:
fibre
OED:
fibre n.
MED:
fibre n.pl.
DMLBS:
fibra
934c
(Latin)
fibra
ls
(loanword:
Latin
)
le
s.
fibra lini
1
bot.
med.
flax fibres
:
(
MS: s.xiii
ex
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Al mal de la feye: Pernez la coste e rubarbe e fibra lini. Si lui donez a beivre, si garra
294.246
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