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munteour (c.1145)
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The form muntedur is a cross reference to the following entry:

munteour (c.1145)

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montere;  munteor,  munteur;  muntedur,  muntethur,  muntetheur  
  FEW:  *montare 6/iii,109b Gdf:  monteor 2 5,398b GdfC: ∅ TL: montëor 6,228 DEAF:  monter (monteor)  DMF:  monteur 1  TLF:  monteur  OED: ∅ MED: ∅ DMLBS:  montarius 1834b

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1equit.rider, person on horse-back: 
( MS: c.1145 )  caval e le muntedur (var. (C: s.xiim) munteur; (P: s.xii4/4) munteor dejeta en la mer)  Oxf Ps1 236.1
( MS: 1155-60 )  Cantuns al Seignur, kar gloriosement magnifiez est; cheval e le muntethur dejetat en la mer (Latin: equum et ascensorem projecit (aliter dejecit) in mare)  Camb Ps 267.1
( 1291-92 )  William le montere et Richard le grom  Sel Bills Eyre 30.15
2orn.zool.soarer, falcon of rapid ascent: 
( MS: 1272-82 )  A fere meriloun bon munteour (MS meruteour, ben montant), un forte alowe querez [...]  A-N Falconry 91.7

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munter 
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