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nuptier (1163-70)

nuptier (1163-70)

 
  FEW:  nuptiae 7,244a Gdf: GdfC: TL: DEAF: DMF: TLF: OED: MED: DMLBS:  nubere 1943a / nuptiae 1955a

The French verb derived from Latin nuptiae is generally noceier; cf. FEW nuptiae 7,244a. It is possible that nuptier (only attested in this text) is a more Latinized form, although the DMLBS does not include a verb such as *nuptare. Alternatively, the FEW lists noepçoiier as a Norman variant of nocier (c.1350) (FEW 7,244a), raising the possibility that the Anglo-Norman verb may be read nupcier (a ‘c’/’t’ confusion being a common transcription error) and should then be listed as a variant of noceier.

v.intrans.

kinshipto marry, get married
( 1163-70; MS: s.xiv1/4 )  Ma mere s'i (l. si?) ad A lui ki nus ad dechacié nuptié (var. Ma mere a pris par mariaje Celui qui nous a fait damage). Parastre m'ad fait d'enemi  S Edw barking 657

[gdw]

See also:

noceier 
This is an AND2 Phase 4 (N-O/U-P-Q) entry. © 2013-17 The Anglo-Norman Dictionary. All rights reserved. Funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council of the United Kingdom.
nuptier