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longitude
(s.xiii
3/4
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quaier
c.1155
timbre
4
c.1253
tonnetight
1360-62
esterling
1
1160-74
toneance
1472
laenz
c.1150
entenvir
1212
quarter
c.1136-37
dent
2
1392-93
dedefors
1113-19
britil
s.xiii
1
selion
c.1285
piper
2
c.1165
dela
s.xii
3/4
gybe
1430
maree
1
s.xii
3/4
stric
s.xiii
amedler
s.xiii
4/4
perdrice
1272-82
sterling
1295-99
mincer
s.xii
m
pointel
2
c.1300
mule
2
s.xiii
ex
cranok
1294
perche
2
1121-25
pelote
1121-35
longitude
s.xiii
3/4
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longitude
(s.xiii
3/4
)
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[gdw]
FEW:
longus
5,417b
Gdf:
longitude
5,27c
GdfC:
longitude
10,93b
TL:
longitude 5,643
DEAF:
∅
DMF:
longitude
TLF:
longitude
OED:
longitude n.
MED:
longitude n.
DMLBS:
longitudo
1640b
s.
1
length
unit
length
:
(
s.xiii
3/4
;
MS: c.1275
)
E li mein serrunt en grant longitude
616
lung
lunge#1
lungece
lungur
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