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treitre,
treittre,
tretre;
traiter,
traitere;
traiteour,
traitor,
traitour,
traiture;
treitur,
treitour;
tretur,
tretour;
trahitor,
trahitour,
tratur,
treotre
16
,
tristour
1920
,
pl.
tritours
160
s.
1
traitor (one who acts contrary to his allegiance)
2
scoundrel
3
impostor
a.
1
treacherous, false
s.
1
traitor (one who acts contrary to his allegiance)
:
(
s.xiii
ex
;
MS: 1307-15
)
Judas li tretur fu pendu
7.22
(
1295-97;
MS: s.xiv
2
)
Aprés fu li traiture pendu
52.53
(
1313-14
)
il ad debrusé seynt eglise et issint forfait benefice de seynt eglise et atteynt cum traitour
Ed II v 154
(
s.xiv
1
;
MS: s.xiv
m
)
Su jeo vostre trahitour, mestre?
77.3
2
scoundrel
:
(
s.xiii
4/4
;
MS: 1315-25
)
(J.C. to B.V.M.)
Mere, pur la vostre amur, La vie avera il, ce treitur
450
3
impostor
:
(
1212;
MS: 1212-13
)
Del traitre Basile qui veneit a Equice en habit de moine
3vb
a.
1
treacherous, false
:
(
s.xiii
ex
;
MS: 1307-15
)
hors de la noise e de la presse de ceste faus treittre siecle
239.28
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