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(purkernel)
1339
putere
1419
logis
1387
bacinet
1316
shete
1346-47
espole
s.xii/xiii
sciatiche
c.1240
bris
1396
foresteus
s.xiii
2
[aseril]
1121-25
arblaster
1155
entrelacer
1155
maler
1369
gateward
1255
ceriser
1194-99
pide
1212
[lainour]
1379
pitance
1294
troper
1113-19
leprosie
s.xii
ex
guiur
s.xiii
in
fute
1121-25
millisme
1140-60
enginus
1155
geton
1444
werte
1402
polive
1353-54
lector
c.1136-65
taluner
c.1185
quadrant
2
1396-1404
bel
1106
despandre
s.xii
1
[heldure]
s.xii
3/4
templeman
1279
[returner]
2
1398
ras
2
1325
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ras
2
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[gdw]
FEW:
ras
16,668a
Gdf:
∅
GdfC:
∅
TL:
∅
DEAF:
ras 2
DMF:
raz
TLF:
raz
OED:
race n.1
MED:
ras(e n.
DMLBS:
∅
raas
ls
(loanword:
English
(?)
Scandinavian
)
le
s.
1
geog.
marit.
strait, narrow channel with strong race or current
:
(
1325
)
entramus en la mer et passomus sur le ras Seynt Mayho
234
(
1364
)
seur le mier par devant le raas de Porteland
511
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