(
s.xiiiex; MS: s.xiv1/3
)
la langour, laour e la profundesce (of a wound)32
(
1347-48
)
la profondesse […] de meisme le havene
ii 210
(
1354; MS: c.1360
)
par la largeour et par la profoundesse (of J.C.'s wound)185.15
♦marit.(of water) depths, deep part of a body of water:
(
s.xii1; MS: 1155-60
)
De Basan cunvertirai, cunvertirai des profundesces de la mer
115.LXVII.23
2bottom, deepest or lowest point:
(
MS: s.xiii
)
Sed hec sumentem ex[h]ilerat vinum passum, in quo se quis admirari possit usque ad cifi profunditatem (gloss: profundesse), quod lacrimarum pen[i]tentia agentis claritati conformetur
i 183 and ii 112
♦profundity, intensity:
(
1381-85; MS: s.xiv4/4
)
la meuresse des maners, honestetee de vie et la profundesse de lecture ount enhacez a greindre degree d’escoleuier
396.49
profundesce (s.xii1)