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[fauserie]
s.xii
2/4
raffe
s.xiii
in
strigni
s.xiii
2/4
parentage
c.1136-37
naval
c.1240
roulement
c.1260
thredpart
c.1413
jarit
s.xiii
1/4
Saxon
1380-81
ciathos
s.xiv
1
[esleiser]
s.xii
1
melore
s.xiii
2
applier
1163-70
salamandre
1121-35
pardurer
s.xii
1
encusement
1155
lauste
s.xii
2/4
steire
1399-1400
juvencel
1121-25
[urmel]
c.1170
prophaner
c.1334
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[ hap]
FEW:
profanus
9,426b
Gdf:
∅
GdfC:
profaner
10,426a
TL:
∅
DEAF:
profane (profaner)
DMF:
profaner
TLF:
profaner
OED:
profane v.
MED:
prophanen v.
DMLBS:
profanare
2489b
v.a.
1
theol.
to profane, violate the sanctity of
:
(
c.1334;
MS: s.xiv
m
)
le temple q'esteit prophanez
93.2
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