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[deseisonable]
s.xiii
ex
Assir
s.xii
1
image
s.xii
1
celer
1
s.xii
1/3
returner
1
1113-19
quester
1308-09
bas
1
s.xiii
in
lintel
s.xii
1/4
ambleor
c.1170
(aspado)
s.xv
shelf
1408-09
abatable
c.1290
caule
a.1399
fullure
1391
faucher
c.1290
messun
s.xii
2
gable
1
1315
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gable
1
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[gdw]
FEW:
gabulum
4,17b
Gdf:
jable (gable)
4,625b
GdfC:
∅
TL:
jable (gable) 4,1528
DEAF:
gable 2
G20
DMF:
jable
TLF:
gable
OED:
gable n.1
MED:
gable n.1
DMLBS:
gabulum 2
1044a
gabyll,
ganeyl
(
l.
gaveyl)
s.
1
archit.
gable, triangular-topped end wall of a building
:
(
1315
)
en chescun gable une fenestre
424
(
c.1380
)
Pro .iij. ganeyls
(
l.
gaveyls)
in eadam domo, .iij. s.
132
rof gable
rofgable
gablé
gablet
gablewyndowe
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