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(c.1160)
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[vcd]
[
FEW: 17,430b
vinda
;
Gdf: 4,386c
guinder
;
GdfC: 9,737c
guinder
;
TL: 4,791
guinder 1
;
DEAF: G1641
guinder
;
DMF:
guinder
;
TLF:
guinder
;
OED:
wind v.1
;
MED:
winden v.1
;
DMLBS: 3738b
windare
]
vinder,
winder,
wuder vinder?,
wider
445
v.a.
1
ship.
to hoist
:
(
c.1160;
MS: s.xiii
m
)
Tute noit current a la lune, Le tref windé tres K’a la hune
902
(
s.xiv
in
;
MS: s.xiv
1/3
)
de chescun tonel de vyn pur le gynder e pur herberger le [...] e pur coucher le tonel, ij d. ob.
178
v.absol.
1
ship.
to hoist
:
(
s.xiv
)
il doit monstrer as marchaunz les cordes ové quey il gindera
ii 70
2
ship.
to wind (wool, yarn, etc.)
:
(
c.1250;
MS: s.xiv
in
)
Un lussel
(
Latin:
a clewe)
de wuders wude
(
l.
vinde?)
(
M.E.
wind)
350
gwynder
voider#2
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