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parochien (s.xiiim)
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parochien (s.xiiim)

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parochein,  parochian,  paroisien,  paroissien,  parosien,  parossien;  prochain,  proscheyn  (prossien  Lett AF 23)  
  FEW:  parochia 7,658b Gdf:  parochien 5,782c GdfC:  paroissien 10,280c TL: paroissiien 7,327 DEAF:  paroisse (paroissiien)  DMF:  paroissien  TLF:  paroissien  OED:  parishen n.1 and adj.  MED:  parishen n.1  DMLBS:  paroecianus 2120c

a.

eccl.parochial, pertaining or belonging to an ecclesiastical parish: 
( 1260-70; MS: s.xiv1 )  vostre prestre parochien Vus purra assoudre bien  Man pechez 10085
eglise parochiene
eccl.parish church, principal church of a parish: 
( c.1292; MS: c.1300 )  celi qi le avera trové le eit fet crier et publier as marchez et as eglises proscheynes (var. (C: s.xiv1/3) parochienes)  BRITT i 67

s.

eccl.parishioner, member of a parish: 
( MS: s.xiiim )  vous dussez les culpes conuistre e saveir Des parossienes que avez a gardeir  Vitas 3869
( 1375 )  delivrer […] deux cheins (=oaks) a les parochianes de Berwyk  GAUNT1 ii 328
( 1378 )  persones […] compellent lour parocheins de les paier  Rot Parl1 iii 43
( 1402 )  les poveres parochiens des esglises de Liskyret, Lankynhorn, et Tallan […]  Rot Parl1 iii 505

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See also:

paroche  parochial  parochiale  parochianer 
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