wright (1212)
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wright (1212)

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  FEW: ∅ Gdf: ∅ GdfC: ∅ TL: ∅ DEAF: ∅ DMF: ∅ TLF: ∅ OED:  wright n.1  MED:  wright(e n.1  DMLBS: ∅
werhte;  whreyhte,  whergte;  wreȝte,  wreyt;  wrhyte;  wrichte,  wrighte,  wrighthe,  writh;  wroghte;  wrughte,  wrushte;  wrych,  wryeth,  wrytte;  worghtte,  worichte,  worithte  
ls(loanword: M.E. )
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1 occupationname artisan, craftsman (in various materials) (used as a surname): 
( 1212 )  Robertus le Werhte  wright(e n.1
( 1214 )  Patere le Writh  Wright
( 1275 )  Ric. le Worithte  wright(e n.1
( 1302 )  Richard le Wrushte  wright(e n.1
( 1352 )  William le Whreyhte  wright(e n.1
( 1379 )  Hugone le Wright  Wright
2 occupationfemalename female artisan, craftswoman (in various materials) (used as a surname): 
( 1312 )  Juliana la Werghte  wright(e n.1
beltewryght  bordwrighte  bouright  briggwricht  castelwryte  cartwright  chesewryghte  collokwryht  coulewright  coverturwrythe  cumbewrehte  dethewright  glasenwryth  glaswrighte  glewryt  hayrewritte  kystewrycthe  lattewrichte  limwryte  kittewritt  shipwryte  skipewryhgte  slegwrechte  syvewryct  tonwright  tywelwyrgh  waynwryche  whelwright  werghte  wycchewrichte 
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