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1
(c.1230)
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[seisement]
s.xiii
m
mandamus
1378
forere
1
c.1230
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forere
1
(c.1230)
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[vcd]
FEW:
foras
3,704b
Gdf:
foriere
4,79a
GdfC:
∅
TL:
foriere 3,2100
DEAF:
foriere
DMF:
forière
TLF:
∅
OED:
∅
MED:
forere n.
DMLBS:
forera
978b
forer,
pl.
forerys,
forreris
s.
1
edge (of a forest, field, etc.)
:
(
c.1230;
MS: s.xiii
m
)
Un angle i veit o grant lumere A li descendre en la forere
990
2
geog.
headland
:
(
MS: s.xiii
)
amsegetes: forere, hefdlond anglice
165
(
c.1290;
MS: 1307-25
)
Un vilein vint e[n] ma forer
(
M.E.
in myn hevede lond)
322
(
MS: s.xiii
ex
)
abcisiva: forerys
ii 56.78
(
s.xiv
1
;
MS: s.xv
2
)
forore, a hadelande
26.L50 (D)
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