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suzaler (1148-64 (?))
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suzaler (1148-64 (?))

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southaler;  susaler,  suthaler  
  FEW:  ambulare 24,424b Gdf:  sousaler 7,545b GdfC: ∅ TL: ∅ DEAF:  aler (sosaler)  DMF:  sous-aller  TLF: ∅ OED: ∅ MED: ∅ DMLBS: ∅

v.trans.

1to go underneath: 
( MS: s.xiii ) subito: adverbium, sudenement; subito: subio, susaler  TLL i 122
2to undergo, be subjected to: 
( MS: s.xiv1 ) peyn de inprisoment [sic] doit southaler  Nov Narr 333.CX4
3to undertake, carry out: 
( MS: s.xivm ) pour ceo que tu moi fesoies southaler tant oevere (Latin: tantum opus subire fecisti)  S Jer 6ra

v.intrans.

suzaler a
to fall to, devolve to (in succession): 
( 1148-64? ) Charlemaine engendrad Charle al Fier vis e Pepin [...]. Mais Papin ne vesqui enprés iceo que cinc anz. A Charle suzala tut le regne  Genealogy France 366

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See also:

aler1  suz1 
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