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FEW:
furca
3,886b
Gdf:
forchete
4,68c
GdfC:
fourchete
9,650b
TL:
forchete 3,2075
DEAF:
forche (forchete)
DMF:
fourchette
TLF:
fourchette
OED:
forget(t) n.
/
fourchette n.
MED:
∅
DMLBS:
furchetta
1035c
forchete,
fourchete,
furchesce
(
l.
furchette?)
s.
1
implement
fork (used at table)
:
(
1313
)
Item, trois furchesces
(
l.
furchettes?)
d’argent, pur mangier poires
ii 203
♦
implement
forked stick
:
(
s.xiv
1/4
;
MS: s.xiv
m
)
La teste
(=of the stag)
serra porté a l’ostel devant le seygnour, e le queor e la couwe e le gargylloun sour une fourchete
(
var.
forchete
)
160
furche
furcher
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