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[forajor]
1362
type
s.xiii
2/4
soillable
c.1136-65
suspendable
c.1292
emprisonable
s.xiii
ex
[nunscience]
1400-01
[profunt]
s.xiii
ex
paliser
1315,1442
provoster
s.xiii
2/4
someil
s.xii
1
muniage
1155
cester
1
c.1185
Provence
s.xii
2/4
chant
1121-25
Castell
1377
esteille
1
1113-19
esquinebaus
1325
establie
1
1155
esparne
1
1155
espeine
1
1121-25
purgacion
1212
enor
1
1155
entresembler
2
1160-74
[espusé]
1
c.1334
feliz
1
1120-40
deprecatiun
s.xii
1
incorruptible
c.1270
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incorruptible
(c.1270)
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[vcd]
FEW:
corrumpere
2/ii,1234b
Gdf:
∅
GdfC:
incorruptible
10,6a
TL:
∅
DEAF:
incorruptible
I185
DMF:
incorruptible
TLF:
incorruptible
OED:
incorruptible adj. (and n.)
MED:
incorruptible adj.
DMLBS:
incorruptibilis
1311c
a.
1
theol.
incorruptible, that cannot be (morally) corrupted
:
(
c.1270;
MS: s.xiii
4/4
)
Mes el cors corruptible, veraiement, Ert alué, e rendra dolent Le incorruptible entendement, Si en irra l'afere malement
443
corruptible
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