English of the Xivth Century
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1484. A. S. Ge-maed, troubled in mind ; cf. Mod, mind.
Madame, madam, P. 121. Fr. From Lat. Mea domina.
Maist, mayest, K. 385.
Maister, Mayster (pi. Maystres), master, chief or head (of a re- ligious house), P. 261, 576. Lat. Magister from magnus, as minis- ter from minus.
Maister (adj. ), principal, maister streete, the main street, K. 2044.
Maistow, mayest thou, K. 378.
Maistrie, skill, superiority, mas- tery ; for the maistrie = above all others, P. 165.
Make, a mate, K. 1698. A. S. Maca, a ...mate, one of the same make; cf. Match.
Make, to write poetry, P. 325; cf. ( lr nouiv. 'Maked (p. P. ) made, K. 1666. Maladye, ma idy, 1'. 419. Lat.
male-uptus, m titled. Male, a bag, portmanteau, P.
694. Fr. Made ; cf . Mail, Gael.
mala, a bag. Manace, a menace, threat, K.
1145. Lat. Minaciae. Manasyng, threatening, K. 1177. Mancioun, a mansion, K. 1116.
Lat. Mansio, from manere; cf.
manse. Maner (e), sort, kind, manner, P. 71, 140, 858, K. 1017 ; maner wight = sort of person ; Fr. Ma- mere, Lat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1484. A. S. Ge-maed, troubled in mind ; cf. Mod, mind.
Madame, madam, P. 121. Fr. From Lat. Mea domina.
Maist, mayest, K. 385.
Maister, Mayster (pi. Maystres), master, chief or head (of a re- ligious house), P. 261, 576. Lat. Magister from magnus, as minis- ter from minus.
Maister (adj. ), principal, maister streete, the main street, K. 2044.
Maistow, mayest thou, K. 378.
Maistrie, skill, superiority, mas- tery ; for the maistrie = above all others, P. 165.
Make, a mate, K. 1698. A. S. Maca, a ...mate, one of the same make; cf. Match.
Make, to write poetry, P. 325; cf. ( lr nouiv. 'Maked (p. P. ) made, K. 1666. Maladye, ma idy, 1'. 419. Lat.
male-uptus, m titled. Male, a bag, portmanteau, P.
694. Fr. Made ; cf . Mail, Gael.
mala, a bag. Manace, a menace, threat, K.
1145. Lat. Minaciae. Manasyng, threatening, K. 1177. Mancioun, a mansion, K. 1116.
Lat. Mansio, from manere; cf.
manse. Maner (e), sort, kind, manner, P. 71, 140, 858, K. 1017 ; maner wight = sort of person ; Fr. Ma- mere, Lat.
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