VOCABULARY
A
aate, tender, supple, 627, 1407.
aatir, to compare boastfully,
compete, 87, 210, 427, 430,
1399.
achaisun, occasion, 2032.
acoster, s'–, to come beside,
3072, 3281.
acuiete (acuveté), concealed,
2619.
acuillir, to take, pursue, 516,
871, 1106, 1702, 1784, 1798,
1800, 1810, 2297, 3074.
adestrer, to accompany, guide,
29, 33, 1730, 1989.
adolé, sharpened, 1158.
adubé, decorated (with stream-
ers), 855, 3313, term applied
to a lance; Elsewhere, armed.
afichier, s'–, to settle firmly,
2790.
afiër, to promise, 1038, 1589.
aguait, ambush, 769, 1708.
alaschier, to slacken, 1123.
alasquir (alaschir), to loosen,
3322.
aleis, pagan language, Baist:
Angleis? 2173.
alferant, war-horse, 1896, 1899,
2231, 3122, 3135, 3220;
high-spirited, 2351, 2551.
almosnere, purse (originally
for alms), 2029, 2051.
aloser, to honor, 852, 1025,
1374, 1471, 1599, 1635, 2186,
2260, 2485, 2515, 2520,
3148.
aluez (plural of aluet), es-
tates, plantation, 16, 42,
678, 965.
alve, side of saddle, 705.
aorer, to adore, pray to, 1199,
2284, 2286, 2299, 3366,
3515.
aprismier (apruismier), to ap-
proach, 155, 247.
argun, saddle-bow, 268, 273,
389, 1250, 1555, 1834, 1886,
2154, 2461.
arpent, old land-measure,
about one acre, 699, 3472.
assener, to place, 1099, 1692.
aürner, to decorate, 2402.
B
bailler, to give, or hold, in fief,
govern, 108, 3245.
balçan, piebald horse, 1887,
2056, 2181.
baldré, sword-belt, 1011, 3322,
3328; 1850 in ié assonance,
probably baldrier.
baptisterie, baptism, 2115,
2117.
boban, pride, 3520.
borde, farmhouse, 3444.
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