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[ hap]
[
FEW: 6/ii,37a
merula
;
Gdf: 5,261a
merlette 2
;
GdfC:
∅
;
TL: 5,1532
merlete
;
DEAF:
merle (merlete)
;
DMF:
merlette 1
;
TLF:
merlette
;
OED:
merlette n.
/
martlet n.2
;
MED:
merlete n.
;
DMLBS:
∅
]
merlé,
merlot,
merlettz;
pl.
merlos,
merlés
s.
1
herald.
(in English heraldry) martlet, stylized bird of the swallow family
:
(
c.1300;
MS: 1606
)
Sir Andrew de Harcla port d'argent ou la croys de gules passant, en la cantel une merlettz de sable
96.61
(
s.xiv
m
;
MS: s.xiv
ex
)
oiseals qe pluys sount de custome portez en armes: egle et merlé
27.92
♦
herald.
(in French heraldry) merlette, stylized bird resembling a duck or swan, shown without feet
:
(
1298;
MS: s.xiii
)
Emer de Valance porte burel d'argent et d'asur, poudré de merlos de goules
416.101
esmerlot
merle#1
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