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repareis (c.1136-37)

repareis (c.1136-37)

reparés  
  FEW:  pariculus 7,648b Gdf: GdfC: TL: DEAF:  repares  DMF: TLF: OED: MED: DMLBS:

Short in Gaimar2 (p.414, n.4243) translates the term as ‘in turn’ or ‘again’ and notes the term, “looks to be an Insular equivalent of the adverbial expression lo parés / lo parax (T-L 7,247), used in 12th-c. translation of religious texts and rendering Latin iterum, rursus, item, denuo.” Bell, editor of Gaimar, glosses it ‘anew’, and is followed in this by AND1. The word does not seem to be attested elsewhere.

adv.

anew, again
( c.1136-37; MS: s.xiiex )  A Esse[n]dune repareis Menat sun ost Kenut li reis  GAIMAR1 4237
( c.1136-37; MS: s.xiiex )  Ensement tut reparés Cil ki aportouent les mes De la cusine e des mestiers E les beivres e les mangiers, [Icil] ussier les cunduieient Pur la veissele dunt il serveient  GAIMAR1 5985

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