1to increase:
(
MS: s.xii2/4
)
Mis talenz en engraigne. [...] Melz voeill murir qu’a huntage remaigne
1088
2to be heavy, full of sorrow:
(
MS: s.xiiiex
)
Ben est dreit ke jo me plenge, Kar le cuer trestut m’engreynge
244
1to go badly:
(
1273-82;
MS: s.xivex
)
pur toi
(=J.C.) gemir quant engraigne Vaint bien la gige d’Alemaigne
1923
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