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[ hap]
[
FEW: 23,15a
'mortaise'
;
Gdf: 5,415c
mortaise
;
GdfC:
∅
;
TL: 6,305
mortaise
;
DEAF:
mortaise
;
DMF:
mortaise
;
TLF:
mortaise
;
OED:
mortise n.
;
MED:
morteis(e n.
;
DMLBS: 1843b
mortasius
]
mortayse
s.
1
mortise, hole, cavity (into which the cross was inserted)
:
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s.xiv
1
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MS: s.xiv
m
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Lors leverent la croiz amont et avoyent mys un grand trief de cedre en la tere, et en cel avoyent fait un mortayse ou le pee de la croiz y enserroit
100.4
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