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ennuiter
s.xii
ex
veisinité
1163-70
waynman
1281
deargenter
s.xii
ex
navein
1200
gramarien
s.xiii
in
cananeu
s.xii
3/4
anacard
1266-1300
barquier
s.xiv
[parfurnement]
1390-1412
mesentendance
c.1136-65
polmentage
1212
poulinee
s.xv
tele
1
s.xiv
in
plenitude
1271-72
prunette
s.xv
mil
1
s.xiii
pitivous
s.xiii
ex
acombler
c.1230
matutin
1290-1300
malcorage
s.xii
1/3
spalet
c.1300
undeqisme
s.xiii
1
gabement
c.1136-65
enplanter
1370
kyrieleison
c.1136-65
fir
1
s.xiv
1
compotistien
1113-19
malbaillir
c.1155
tolage
1155
[fuillage]
1428-32
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[fuillage]
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[vcd]
FEW:
folium
3,678a
Gdf:
∅
GdfC:
fueillage
9,671a
TL:
*foillage 3,1978
DEAF:
fueil (fueillage)
DMF:
feuillage
TLF:
feuillage
OED:
foliage n.
MED:
foilage n.
DMLBS:
foliagium
972b
fulage
s.
1
coll.
foliage
:
(
1428-32
)
Item, deux grans pos d’argent dorrés, desquelles les anses sont torces, taillé de fleur de lis et hommes sauvages avesque pluseurs fulages, a furtelés
(
l.
fuillettés?)
de botons de roses
C22
fuil
fuilliure
This is an AND2 Phase 2 (F-H) entry. © 2006-2008 The Anglo-Norman Dictionary. All rights reserved. Funded by the
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of the United Kingdom.
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