User:Mglovesfun/to do/Old French

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The following are Old French terms used in etymologies. Originally generated by User:TheDaveRoss, it's now also maintained by hand. Only terms used in etymologies may be added to this list. For any other requests, please use WT:RE:fro.

Old French

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Non-letter

  1. -alt (-aud)

A

  1. Adeline (Adeline)
  2. Afrique (Africque)
  3. alegement (allegement) - done but not with the requested sense
  4. Alison (Alison)
  5. Amee (Amy)
  6. Ameline (Emmeline)
  7. amenance (amenance)
  8. antique (anticque)
  9. arrumage (rummage)
  10. asaillant (assailant)
  11. Aveline (Evelyn)

B

  1. baé (bay)
  2. baie (bay)
  3. bay (bay)
  4. bayer (bay)

C

  1. cambre (camber)
  2. cauquer (caulk)
  3. cholle (cholla)
  4. ci gist (ci-gît)

E

  1. Elene (Elaine)
  2. entrever (entraver)
  3. escare (scar)
  4. eschiu (schivo)
  5. eschiu (schifo)
  6. esclate (slate)
  7. escroue (screw)

F

  1. fausset (fawcett)
  2. favorit (favorite)

G

  1. Geoffroi (Geoffrey)
  2. Gide (Giles)

H

  1. hymnodie (hymnody)

J

  1. James (James)
  2. jansier (sanjar)
  3. Joscelin (Jocelyn)
  4. Joseph (Seosamh)
  5. Josse (Joyce)
  6. joyaux (joyau)

M

  1. Melisende (Millicent)
  2. Milo (Miles)

N

  1. niche (niche)
  2. nois mugede (nutmeg)

P

  1. par ce ke (parce que)
  2. peinal (penal)

R

  1. redacter (redact)
  2. relevant (relevant)
  3. rempart (rempart)
  4. representatif (representative)
  5. riveret (rivulet)
  6. rondelet (runlet)

S

  1. silogisme (syllogism)
  2. sophistrie (sophistry) - the micmac.org website claims that Godefroy lists sofisterie, but as far as I can see, it doesn't.
  3. soulegier (soulager)
  4. sucre candi (candy)
  5. suffragam (suffragan)

T

  1. toiere (tuyere)
  2. tonelet (tonnelet)
  3. tour (tour)
  4. train (train)
  5. tripe (tripe)
  6. trique (trick)
  7. trousse (truss)
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