coadjutor (1338)
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coadjutor (1338)

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[ FEW: 2/i,815a coadjutor; Gdf: ∅; GdfC: 9,115b coadjuteur; TL: 2,507 cöadjutor; DEAF: ∅; DMF:  coadjuteur; TLF:  coadjuteur; OED:  coadjutor n.; MED:  coadjutour n.; DMLBS: 364c coadjutor ]
coadjuteur,  coadjutour,  coadjuttour  

s.

1helper, collaborator: 
( 1338 )  Quaere si tenaunt moerge pendant bref si un coadjutour le puis pleder  11-12 Ed III 595
( 1346 )  R. et J. nomé par le testatour d’estre coadjutours de mettre le testament en execucion  20 ii Ed III 429
♦collaborator, abettor: 
( 1378 )  faire redresser les mesfaitz des tieux mesfaisours, lour maintenours, coadjutours, fautours […] et abettours  iii 44
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