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1402
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haddok
c.1216-20
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haddok
(c.1216-20)
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[gdw]
FEW:
haddock
16,110a
Gdf:
hadot
4,396c
GdfC:
∅
TL:
hadoc 4,815
DEAF:
hadoc
H15
DMF:
haddock
TLF:
haddock
OED:
haddock
MED:
haddok
DMLBS:
haddocus
1128a
ls
(loanword:
M.E.
(?)
)
le
s.
1
ich.
zool.
haddock
:
(
c.1216-20;
MS: 1419
)
si elle meisne salmoun et muluel, dorra .j. salmoun et .j. muluel; et si salmoun et haddok, .j. salmoun et trezse haddoks; et pur la nief .ij. deniers
236
(
c.1300
)
De barille de haddok .j. d.
ii 10
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