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[gdw]
[
FEW: 4,574a
immundus
;
Gdf:
∅
;
GdfC: 9,784c
immonde
;
TL: 4,1348
immonde
;
DEAF: I112
immonde
;
DMF:
immonde
;
TLF:
immonde
;
OED:
immund adj.
;
MED:
∅
;
DMLBS: 1234c
immundus
]
inmonde
a.
1
theol.
(morally) unclean, impure
:
(
c.1360-79;
MS: s.xiv
ex
)
Quant il son dieu fait coroucer, Par son pecché devient inmonde Le propreté du tout le monde, C’est fieu et aire et terre e mer
26812
♦
theol.
unchaste
:
(
1212;
MS: 1212-13
)
tant com vesquit en cest monde Del quer fut veins, del cors inmonde E de molz pecchiez occupez
19460
(
1397;
MS: s.xiv
ex
)
Elmeges la (=Rosemunda) pourgeust et fist inmonde
386.13
♦
theol.
(of animals) impure, unfit to be eaten
:
(
1356-57;
MS: s.xiv
ex
)
(St. Peter to the angel offering him snakes to eat:)
'Jeo ne mangeray unques des bestes immoundes'
460
munde#1
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