timpan (s.xii1)

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timpan (s.xii1)

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  FEW:  tympanum 13/ii,454b Gdf:  timpan 7,720a / timpane 7,720a GdfC:  tympan 10,820a TL: timpan 10,310 / timpane 10,310 / tympan(e) 10,730 DEAF:  timpan  DMF:  tympan  / tympane  TLF:  tympan  OED:  tympan n.  MED:  timpan n.  DMLBS:  tympanum 3535a
timpane,  timpanne,  tympan,  tympane, 
pl. timpaus  

The plural form timpaus is placed in rhyme with aveals (plural of avel1). This suggests that the -aus ending was probably intended by the author, and cannot simply be corrected to timpans. The -aus plural ending implies a singular form *timpel which is otherwise not attested – but could be interpreted as a diminutive of timpe.

s.

1musictimbrel, small drum or tambourine
( s.xii1; MS: c.1145 ) en tympane e saltier cantent a lui  132.149.3
( s.xii2; MS: s.xii3/3 ) E David e tuz ces de Israel juerent devant nostre Seignur [...] od harpes, e lires, e tympans, e frestels  70.5
( 1214-16; MS: s.xiv1/4 ) teneyent tabours e tympans e fereyent ensemble  865
( s.xiiiex; MS: s.xivin ) Harpe e estive et timpaus (l. timpans?) Orgue et vin et autre aveals En vos convives tot avez  565
( s.xiv1; MS: s.xivm ) que jeo toi poesse avoir sui od joies et od chaunceoun et od timpanes et od harpes  259.xxxi.27
timpana  timpanites  timpanistre  timpanur  timpe 
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