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1very deep, situated at a great depth or very low:
(
s.xiii2/4; MS: s.xiii2
)
Cil entre en terre tresparfund
Mirur1 123va.27
(
1267; MS: c.1300
)
pus k’en la tere tut desus Tant i ad peine, trop i ad plus En cel treparfund liu d’abime
Lum LaisANTS 12567
(
s.xiiiex; MS: s.xiv2
)
Sathanas, li maufiez, serra desliez E istra de sa chartre tresparfunde
Apoc giffard 3848
2(of thought, expression, etc.) most profound, very deep:
(
s.xiiiin; MS: s.xiiim
)
fut li Fiz Deu ‘genitus a patre’ [qui] jugement sunt tresparfunt, cume dit David: ‘Judicia tua abissus multa’
Paroles Salomun 1604
de trestparfunt coer
emotionfrom the bottom of one’s heart, with great feeling:
(
1354; MS: c.1360
)
Mes uncore ad il une autre resoun de qoi jeo sui moelt endetté de rendre graces et merciz, et de tresparfound coer crier mercie
Sz Med1 6.9
tresparfunt (s.xiiiin)