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solerne (s.xii1)

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[FEW: 12,35b solaris; Gdf: 7,454b soleire /7,460a soloirre; GdfC: ; TL: 9,796 soleire; DEAF:  soleire / solerne; DMF:  solerne; TLF: ; OED: ; MED:  solerne n.; DMLBS: 3260a subsolanus]
salerne;  solaire,  soleire,  sollerne  

There is considerable overlap between entries for soleire and solerne in the dictionaries. The DMF defines soleire as a south wind and solerne as an east wind, though both entries also make reference to a wind from the other cardinal point. DEAF defines both as 'east wind'. No related entry is found in the OED, and the MED contains a single entry for solerne (defined as 'an east wind'), pointing to its etymon as both soleire and solerne. Latin subsolanus refers solely to an east wind according to the DMBLS.

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1 geog. East
( s.xii3/4; MS: s.xiv2 )  En Solerne devers Perse ad mult meillur entrée  5166
( s.xivin; MS: 1382 )  Vent de biz et vent solerne (M.E. Estwynde)  564
( MS: s.xv1 )  Vent du bise (M.E. north), vent du salerne (M.E. est), Vent du mydy (M.E. south), vent du galerne (M.E. west)  (O) 342
2meteo.east wind
( c.1230; MS: 1275-85 )  Li secund Subsolan ad nun, Ke nus Solaire renomum  1692
( 1266-1300; MS: c.1300 )  les poisons qui sunt en bise et en l'orient abitant sunt milhor quant tez vens vente, c'est a dire de bise et de solerne que se il ventast de galerne et de plogol  286.S99.31
( c.1325; MS: c.1325 )  Jhesu Cryst venra dever sollerne e se moustra gekes en galerne  66.4
3south(-eastern?)
( s.xii1; MS: c.1145 )  Deus del soleire (Latin: ab austro) vendra, e li sainz del mont Faran  135.V.4
sol#1  solail  solailer  soler#4  Subsolan 
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