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cher ¹ a. adv. s.
Citations:
(1189) Reginald Chere Cheer
(1214) Abraham filius Chere Cheer
cheval s.
Citations:
(1208) Roger Cheval Cheval
(1220) Herbert le Cheval Cheval
chevaler ¹ s.
Citations:
(1205) Robert le Chevaler Chevalier
(1441) William Chivalier Chevalier
chevenne s.
Citations:
(1295) Margaret Chyvin Chevin
(1327) Simon Chevyn Chevin
cheverel ¹ s.
Citations:
(1289) Tristram le Cheverell Cheverall
chevereler s.
Citations:
(1291-2) Tristram le Chevereler Cheverall
(1291-2) A. le Chevereller Cheverall
cheverelmongere s.
Citations:
(1310) Ralph le Cheverelmongere Cheverall
cheverer ¹ s.
Citations:
(1278) Tristram le Cheverer Cheverall
chevre s.
Citations:
(1086) William Chevre Chivers
(1186) Hamelin Chievre Chivers
(1327) Nicholas le Chiver Chivers
(1379) Willelmo Chyvyer Chivers
chive s.
Citations:
(1185) Albert Chive Chives
(1227) William Chive Chives
chopine s.
Citations:
(1219) Walter Chopin Chopping
(1280) Henry Choppin Chopping
chose s.
Citations:
(1327) Thomas Chose chose
claret ¹ a.
Citations:
(1279) John Clarrot Claret
(1379) Magota Claret Claret
claveal s.
Citations:
(1218) John Clavel Clavell
(1327) William Clavel Clavell
claver s.
Citations:
(1211) Jordan le Claver Claver
(1327) Robert le Clavyr Claver
clemence s.
Citations:
(1279) Richard Clemence Clemence
clement a.
Citations:
(1153) Richard Clement Clement
(1275) William Climent Clement
(1327) Robert Clymant Clement
clerc s.
Citations:
(1205) Reginald Clerc Clarke
cloc a. s.
Citations:
(1327) Nigel le Cloc Cloke
cloke ¹ s.
Citations:
(1210-11) Robert Cloche Cloke
clop a. s.
Citations:
(1206) Simon Cloppe Clapp
(1327) John Clap Clapp
(1333) Roger Clappe Clapp
(1222) Godard le Clop Clapp
clos s.
Citations:
(1327) Thomas del Close Close
[clouer] ² s.
Citations:
(1201) William le Cloier Clower
(1292) Stephen le Cloer Clower
cnivet s.
Citations:
(1087-97) Leuricus Cnivet Knivett
(1154-89) William Knivet Knivett
[Cocaigne] s.
Citations:
(1193) William Cokein Cockayne
(1219) Hawisa de Cokaingne Cockayne
(1228) Geoffrey de Cokaygne Cockayne
(1330) Adam de Cokayne Cockayne
cochet ¹ s.
Citations:
(1170) Richard Cochet Cockett
(1221) John Coket Cockett
coffin s.
Citations:
(1140-50) Pagan Cofin Coffin
(1166) Helias Cofin Coffin
(1270) John Coffyn Coffin
coffre s. s.pl.
Citations:
(1298) Thomas le Coffer Coffer
(1299) John Coffere Coffer
coffrer s.
Citations:
(1275) John le Cofrer Coffer
(1290) John le Cofferer Coffer
cogere s.
Citations:
(1195-7) Osbert le Coggere Cogger
(1218) Roger le Cogere Cogger
(1219) John le Cogger Cogger
(1327) Joh. le Coggere Cogger
coi ¹ a. adv. s.
Citations:
(1203) Walter le Coi Coy
coifar s.
Citations:
(1180) William Coifar Quaife
[coifer] s.
Citations:
(1228) Bidan le Coyfier Quaife
coign ² s.
Citations:
(1242) Johannes Koyne Coyne
(s.xiii) Allan Coigne Coyne
coigner ² s.
Citations:
(1327) John le Conyare Conyer
(1327) William le Coiner Conyer
coillour s.
Citations:
(1209) Roger le Cuillur Quiller
(1240) Hugoni le Cuillur Quiller
[coilter] s.
Citations:
(1179) Richard le Cuilter Quilter
(1186) Ralph le Cuiltier Quilter
[coiltere] s.f.
Citations:
(1254) Sibilla la Custere Custer
[cointerel] a. s.
Citations:
(1176) Ailricus Cointerell Quantrill
(1219) William Queinterell Quantrill
(1332) Robert Quyntrel Quantrill
(1281) Adam le Coynterel Quantrill
coite ¹ s. s.pl.
Citations:
(1275) Walter le Coyt Coyte
cok ¹ s.
Citations:
(1281) Godard le Cock Cock
(1381) Willelmus le Cok Cock
cokerel s.
Citations:
(1166) Stephen Cokerel Cokerill
(1200) Adam Cokerell Cokerill
cokin s.
Citations:
(1207) Henry Cokin Cockin
(1273) John Cokin Cockin
colier ¹ s.
Citations:
(1172) Bernard le Coliere Collier
(1381) Johannes le Colier Collier
columbel s.
Citations:
(1230) Hugonis Columbel Collumbell
(1332) Stephen Columbel Collumbell
(1428) Thomas Columbell Collumbell
compere ¹ s.
Citations:
(1332) Walter le Compeyre Comper
conestable s.
Citations:
(1130) Richard Conestable Constable
(1200) Alice Cunestable Constable
(1202-3) la Konestable Constable
conin s.
Citations:
(1296) Geoffrey Conyng Conning
(1296) Ralph Konyng Conning
conrai s.
Citations:
(1212) Henry Cunrey Conroy
[conraiour] s.
Citations:
(1220) Thurstan Conreor Currier
(1281) Henry le Coureer Currier
conseil s.
Citations:
(1208) William Cunseil Counsell
(1310) John Counseil Counsell
constance s.
Citations:
(1207) Robert Custance Constance
(1279) John Custaunce Constance
constant a. s.
Citations:
(1194) Robert le Costent Constant
(1196) Robert le Constent Constant
conte ² s.
Citations:
(1196) Ralph le Cunte Count
(1204-5) Walterus le Conte Count
(1381) Hissabel Counte Count
contesse s.
Citations:
(1279) Agnes Cuntasce Countess
(1327) John le Contesse Countess
contur ¹ s.
Citations:
(1250) Matthew Cunter Counter
(1301) John le Counter Counter
(1379) Johanna Countere Counter
convertir v.trans. v.intrans. v.refl. p.p. as a. p.p. as s.
Citations:
(1214) Emma la Converse Converse
(1219) Peter le Convers Converse
corage s.
Citations:
(1254) Walter Curage Courage
corbeil s.
Citations:
(1180) Richard Corbeille Corbell
(1327) John Curbeyle Corbell
corbet s.
Citations:
(1086) Roger Corbet Corbett
(1223) Richard Corbet Corbett
(1323) Tomas le Corbet Corbett
corbin s.
Citations:
(1086) Corbin [of Agneaux] Corbin
(1219) Walter Corbyn Corbin
corde s.
Citations:
(1185) Osmer Corde Cord
cordel s.
Citations:
(s.xii) Hugo Cordel Cordell
(1213) Margery Cordel Cordell
(1489) William Cordell Cordell
corder ³ s.
Citations:
(1207) Ralph Corder Corder
cordewaner s.
Citations:
(1173) Walter le Cordewaner Cordiner
(1281) Bartholomew le Cordenewaner Cordiner
(1312) Stephen le Cordener Cordiner
cordon s.
Citations:
(1327) Robert Cordon Cordon
corf ¹ s.
Citations:
(1777) Walter le Corp Corp
(1206-7) Angot le Corb Corb
corneille s.
Citations:
(1206) William Corneille Cornell
cornet s.
Citations:
(1148) Durand Cornet Cornet
(1266) John Cornet Cornet
Cornewaille s.
Citations:
(1161) Roger de Cornwelle Cornwell
(1421) Richard de Cornewaill Cornwell
cornewailleis a. s.
Citations:
(1256) Henry le Cornwaleys Cornwallis
(1280) Walter le Cornwallis Cornwallis
cornier ¹ s.
Citations:
(1209) Agnes le Cornier Corner
(1230) Augustine le Corner Corner
cornur s.
Citations:
(1179) Herveus Cornur Corner
(1185) William le Cornur Corner
coroner ¹ s.
Citations:
(1255) Henry le Coroner Crowner
(1332) Alice le Crounor Crowner
corsour a. s.
Citations:
(1313) Henry le Coursour Corser
cort ¹ s.
Citations:
(1242) William de la Curt Court
(1381) Michaelis de la Court Court
(1413) Francis de Court Court
cort ² a. s. adv.
Citations:
(1181) Reginald Corte Court
(1199) Richard le Curt Court
(1279) Richard le Cort Court
corteis a. s.
Citations:
(1166) Richard Curteis Curtis
(1168) Robert le Curteis Curtis
(1238) John le Korteys Curtis
[cortier] s.
Citations:
(1279) Nicholas le Curter Courtier
cortiler s.
Citations:
(1199) William le Curtillier Curtler
(1327) Roger le Corteler Curtler
cosin ¹ s.
Citations:
(1169) Roger Cusin Cousin
(1260) Simon Cosyn Cousin
cosson s.
Citations:
(1280) Robert le Marescal, cossun Cosson
(1306) John de Kent, cozon Cosson
(1379) Walterus Cosson Cosson
cotel ¹ s.
Citations:
(1084) Beringarius Cotel Cottle
(1185) Eilwinus Kutel Cottle
coteler s.
Citations:
(1216) Peter le Cutelir Cutler
(1212-23) Ralph le Cuteiller Cutler
(1313) Haukynus le Cotoler Hawkin
cotere s.
Citations:
(1198) Robert le Cotier Cotter
(1270) William le Coter Cotter
cotrel s.
Citations:
(1130) William Coterel Cottrell
(1288) Honde Cotrell Cottrell
couche s.
Citations:
(1279) Simon Couch Couch
(1305) Thomas Cuche Couch
couchour s. a.
Citations:
(1295) Nicholas le Couchur Cowcher
(1381) Robertus le Coucher Cowcher
coure ¹ v.trans. v.intrans. v.refl. p.pr. as a. p.pr. as s. p.p. as a. inf. as s.
Citations:
(1180) William Curaunt Currant
(1260) John Corant Currant
(1381) Rogero Coraunt Currant
coureour s. a.
Citations:
(1305) Walter le Corour Currer
(1296) Nicol Corour Currer
courser a. s.
Citations:
(1227) Anketill le Corser Corser
coverir v.trans. v.intrans. v.refl. p.p. as a. p.p. as adv. p.p. as s. inf. as s.
Citations:
(1348) John Covert Covert
(1233) Richard le Covert Covert
coverour s.
Citations:
(1200) Walter le Cuverur Cover
(1262) Hamund le Coverur Cover
crane s.
Citations:
(1243) Thomas le Cran Crane
cresp a.
Citations:
(1200) Henry le Cresp Crisp
cressoner s.
Citations:
(1190) Adeliz de la Kersunere Cresner
(1331) John de la Cressonere Cresner
(1479) Alexander Cressener Cresner
(1487) Thomas Cresner Cresner
criket s.
Citations:
(1195) Ida Criket crickett
crine s.
Citations:
(1221) Adam Crin Cryne
(1379) Ricardo Crine Cryne
(1404) Thomas Cryn Cryne
cristien a. s.
Citations:
(1163-9) Robert Crestien Christian
(1199-1216) Philip Cristian Christian
criur ¹ s.
Citations:
(1221) Geoffrey le Criur Cryer

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cher 1 a. adv. s.

cheval s.

chevaler 1 s.

chevenne s.

cheverel 1 s.

chevereler s.

cheverelmongere s.

cheverer 1 s.

chevre s.

chive s.

chopine s.

chose s.

claret 1 a.

claveal s.

claver s.

clemence s.

clement a.

clerc s.

cloc a. s.

cloke 1 s.

clop a. s.

clos s.

[clouer] 2 s.

cnivet s.

[Cocaigne] s.

cochet 1 s.

coffin s.

coffre s. s.pl.

coffrer s.

cogere s.

coi 1 a. adv. s.

coifar s.

[coifer] s.

coign 2 s.

coigner 2 s.

coillour s.

[coilter] s.

[coiltere] s.f.

[cointerel] a. s.

coite 1 s. s.pl.

cok 1 s.

cokerel s.

cokin s.

colier 1 s.

columbel s.

compere 1 s.

conestable s.

conin s.

conrai s.

[conraiour] s.

conseil s.

constance s.

constant a. s.

conte 2 s.

contesse s.

contur 1 s.

convertir v.trans. v.intrans. v.refl. p.p. as a. p.p. as s.

corage s.

corbeil s.

corbet s.

corbin s.

corde s.

cordel s.

corder 3 s.

cordewaner s.

cordon s.

corf 1 s.

corneille s.

cornet s.

Cornewaille s.

cornewailleis a. s.

cornier 1 s.

cornur s.

coroner 1 s.

corsour a. s.

cort 1 s.

cort 2 a. s. adv.

corteis a. s.

[cortier] s.

cher ¹ a. adv. s.

chevaler ¹ s.

cheverel ¹ s.

cheverer ¹ s.

claret ¹ a.

cloke ¹ s.

[clouer] ² s.

cochet ¹ s.

coi ¹ a. adv. s.

coign ² s.

coigner ² s.

coite ¹ s. s.pl.

cok ¹ s.

colier ¹ s.

compere ¹ s.

conte ² s.

contur ¹ s.

corder ³ s.

corf ¹ s.

cornier ¹ s.

coroner ¹ s.

cort ¹ s.

cort ² a. s. adv.

cosin ¹ s.

cotel ¹ s.

coure ¹ v.trans. v.intrans. v.refl. p.pr. as a. p.pr. as s. p.p. as a. inf. as s.

criur ¹ s.