The Salemon 4729 attestation is problematic. The editor of the text translates a seriz as ‘quietly, stealthily’ (cf. serré¹), but suggests alternative interpretations (iii 110.4729), such as el vespre a seir (cf. seir¹) and el vespre aseriz (cf. aserir) – both producing tautological expressions with el vespre. Since seri is common as an adjective to refer to the weather or the night, the Salemon attestation is included here, albeit in a somewhat unusual nominal use. See also the expressions au vespre serin (sub serin) and seriement en la vespree (sub seriement¹).