cotere (1198)
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cotere (1198)

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  FEW:  kot *16,345b Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  cotier 9,212b TL: cotier 2,952 DEAF:  cote #4 (cotere)  DMF:  cotier  TLF: ∅ OED:  cottar n.  MED:  coter n.2  DMLBS:  cotarius 508a
coter,  cotier;  cutere;  kotyer,  cotiare  

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1statusagriculturalcottager, cottar, peasant who owns a small agricultural plot in exchange for labor: 
( 1260; MS: c.1300 )  cele H. ne fu fors cotere e ne aveyt terre fors soulement un toft  39
( MS: c.1275 )  chescun cutere ke meine en la cité […]  40.58
( 1349-50 ) les povres cotiares du dit manoir, queus furent acustumesz de prendre nostre blaunke de noz berbicz  ii 1085
2 name (used as a surname): 
( 1198 )  Robert le Cotier  Cotter
( 1270 )  William le Coter  Cotter
cotage#1  cotrel 
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