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milkster
1246
[abahissance]
s.xiii
4/4
atterminement
1299
poteler
1265
esleescer
s.xii
1/3
cawet
1342
[redismer]
1160-74
[idropien]
s.xiii
2/4
masclure
s.xiv
m
munture
c.1275
surjoir
c.1136-65
sagement
c.1136-37
smeltnet
1386
tracer
2
s.xv
in
ploghman
1260
[rallier]
c.1136-37
mestel
s.xiii
in
sagesse
1267
plumbin
s.xiv
2
[areriser]
1359
affectioné
1502
matutinel
s.xii
m
[penitencer]
c.1334
surposer
s.xiii
2/3
askerz
s.xiii
2
regeter
s.xii
m
jaroiler
1235-55
dragge
1376-77
[ferlience]
1309
mire
1
1214
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mire
1
(1214)
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[ gdw]
FEW:
mirari
6/ii,154b
Gdf:
∅
GdfC:
mire 1
10,156c
TL:
mire 6,77
DEAF:
mirer (mire)
DMF:
mire 2
TLF:
mire 1
OED:
∅
MED:
∅
DMLBS:
mirari
1802a
s.
1
phil.
paragon, example
:
(
1214;
MS: 1214-16
)
hautisme sire, La qui vertu tant par est mire
2376
mirable
mirer#1
mirmande
mirur
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