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[traiour] (s.xiii1/4)
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[traiour] (s.xiii1/4)

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traeur,  traiere;  treere,  trehur,  treour,  treur,  treyre,  treyere,  treyhere,  treyour;  (triour)  
  FEW:  trahere 13/ii,179b Gdf:  traieor 7,785b GdfC: ∅ TL: traiëor 10,490 DEAF:  traire (traiëor)  DMF:  traieur  TLF:  traire (trayeur)  OED:  trayer n.  MED:  traier n.  DMLBS:  tractor 3466a

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1archer, one who draws a bowstring: 
( s.xiii1/4; MS: s.xiiiex ) Trestuz li bons sunt nafré de sun dard de amur Ke vent di l’arblaste dunt Deus est trehur  Chant Chanz 945
2 name (used as a surname): 
( 1225 )  William le Treyere  Family Names Trier
( 1299 )  Robert le Treyour  Family Names Trier
traiour de vin
occupationtapster, one who draws and serves wine: 
( 1308; MS: s.xv ) .j. vallett de mestier, treour (var. (B: s.xv) triour ) de vin qi trerra tout la vine qi serra despendu en l’ostell et eydra servire en la sale quant mestier serra  Ord York 260

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See also:

traicier  traire  trait1  trait2 
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