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rigoler
1378
[defaisable]
c.1136-65
Sessoneis
c.1334
[refuiement]
c.1135
[defaisure]
1399
(botine)
1409-10
servitia
1302
botraz
s.xiv
in
abessement
ululer
s.xii
ex
treble
1
s.xii
1/3
doche
[resplendissablement]
s.xiii
abargainer
s.xiii/xiv
decoler
c.1141
borial
1369
infestation
s.xiii
2/4
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[vcd]
FEW:
infestare
4,668a
Gdf:
infestation
4,578c
GdfC:
∅
TL:
infestacïon 4,1383
DEAF:
infester (infestation)
I241
DMF:
infestation
TLF:
infestation
OED:
infestation n.
MED:
infestacioun n.
DMLBS:
infestatio
1353b
s.
1
med.
infection, infestation
:
(
s.xiii
2/4
;
MS: s.xiii
3/4
)
et sont les pauperes emflees et pesans, les euz susblanches ou bleves. Es hores de f[l]eume ou de melancolie si est la infestation plus grant
i 185
infester
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