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tuteresse (1317)
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tuteresse (1317)

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  FEW:  tutor 13/ii,450b Gdf:  tuteresse 8,110c GdfC: ∅ TL: tuterresse 10,730 DEAF:  tutor (tuterresse)  DMF:  tuteresse  TLF: ∅ OED:  tutress n.  MED: ∅ DMLBS:  tutrix 3533c

s.f.

femalelawfemale tutor, woman entrusted with the tutelage of a child under age or of something he held: 
( 1317 )  amprés sa mort, la fame du dit chevaler, come tuteresse des enfans du dit chevaler [...]  AF Gascony 69
( 1420 )  A la roial magesté senefie Marguerite de Gironde, deguerpie de Ponce, signeur jadis de Chasteillon, mere et tuteresse de Ponce  Lett Rois 387

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See also:

tutelle  tuter  tutour 
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