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Esclavonie
s.xii
ex
liguaterour
1381
yungemey
1275
[outragement]
s.xiii
1
sorcere
s.xii
1/3
Esclavie
s.xiii
in
[recomandacion]
c.1377
listé
s.xii
1/3
[recomandatoire]
1305
deça
s.xii
3/4
prophecioun
s.xiii
ex
yongehosebonde
1280
entrechangablement
1113-19
propheciement
s.xiii
recettement
1171-74
esclavine
1150-70
relevacion
1330
entrechanger
c.1136-65
[somersadel]
1415
tortoir
c.1170
janglerie
c.1136-65
prophecie
s.xii
2/4
janglure
c.1240
puteresse
1419
prosprement
s.xii
1
[russi]
s.xiii
in
outragousement
1260-70
putevile
1396
puteleime
1267
secherie
1359
tonage
1260-70
[teisantement]
s.xii
2
trethmelyn
1334
entrechangable
1212
seignurage
s.xii
1
sorcer
c.1185
refeleper
1260-70
prophetizement
1171-74
ennuier
s.xii
1/3
auditorie
s.xiv
1
menteresse
c.1135
amendise
s.xii
2/4
yongeman
1298
mesnere
c.1290
perdeisun
c.1170
fosseur
1194-99
mesnal
1389
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[gdw]
FEW:
siccus
11,588b
Gdf:
sechor 1
346a
GdfC:
∅
TL:
sechor 9,299
DEAF:
sec (sechor)
DMF:
sécheur 1
TLF:
∅
OED:
∅
MED:
∅
DMLBS:
∅
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1
dryness, one of the fundamental qualities in the four elements of nature (as opposed to moist and in association with cold and hot)
:
(
1354;
MS: c.1360
)
la malveise soif [q’est] en moy par la suour
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var.
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de la chalour q’est moelt male
200.10 (var.)
sec
sechece
sechement
secher#1
secheresce
secherie
secheté
sechison
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