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Master Glossary

Jonathan Slocum and Brigitte L.M. Bauer

This Master Glossary page lists, in an alphabetical order suitable to the language and the script employed for it, every unique word form that appears in lesson texts and, for each word, its unique glosses. In addition to the gloss information, sans contextual translation, links are provided to every appearance, in every numbered lesson, of the word/gloss in question. With this index one may perform a quick "word look-up" and, in addition, study how words are used in context by clicking on their links.

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a
preposition; <a, ad> to, up to, against, in, on -- 1.46, 1.318, 2.9, 2.95, 2.98, 2.359, 3.5, 3.16, 3.61, 3.313, 3.347, 3.414, 4.102, 4.151, 4.176, 4.217, 4.243, 5.14, 6.288, 7.16, 7.206, 7.218, 7.221, 8.119, 9.8, 9.55, 9.72, 9.180, 9.234, 10.8, 10.12, 10.49, 10.94, 10.97, 10.175, 10.185
a
verb; third person singular present <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 5.92, 6.311, 8.30, 8.179
a tot le moins
preposition; <a, ad> to, up to, against, in, on + adverb; <tot> entirely + definite article; oblique singular masculine <li> the + adverb; <meins, mains, moins> less, fewer -- 6.163
abatied
verb; third person singular preterite <abatre> knock down, destroy -- 1.112
Achars de Vercli
proper name; nominative singular <Achar de Vercli> Achar de Vercli -- 7.48
ad
preposition; <a, ad> to, up to, against, in, on -- 4.184
ad
verb; third person singular present <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 1.15, 1.34, 1.100, 1.145, 1.212, 1.285, 1.294, 2.6, 2.74, 2.119, 2.137, 2.286, 2.305, 3.379, 3.413
adenz
adverb; <adenz> face downwards -- 2.210
adubez vos
verb; second person plural imperative <adober> arm oneself + personal pronoun; second person plural direct object <vos> you -- 2.154
aduret
verb; third person singular subjunctive present <adurer> worship -- 4.128
ai
verb; first person singular present <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 5.185, 5.236
aiez
verb; second person plural imperative <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 9.29
aimet
verb; third person singular present <amer> love -- 3.364
ait
verb; third person singular subjunctive present <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 2.321, 5.191
alai
verb; first person singular preterite <aler> go -- 10.174
aleine
noun; oblique singular <aleine, alaine> blast, breath -- 2.121
alet
verb; perfective participle nominative singular masculine <aler> go -- 2.204
Alexis
proper name; nominative singular <Alexis> Alexis -- 3.306
alne
noun; oblique singular <alne> ell -- 2.314
altaigne
adjective; oblique singular feminine <altain> high, deep -- 1.25
altra pur altre
indefinite adjective; oblique singular feminine <altre> other + preposition; <por> for + indefinite adjective; oblique singular feminine <altre> other -- 3.80
altres
indefinite adjective; oblique plural masculine <altre> other -- 1.204
amanz
noun; nominative singular <amant> lover -- 6.245
amast
verb; third person singular subjunctive imperfective <amer> love -- 4.82
ames
noun; oblique plural <anme, alme, arme, ame> soul, somebody -- 10.74
amet
verb; third person singular present <amer> love -- 1.70
amferm
adjective; nominative singular masculine <enferm> ill, crippled, weak, unhealthy -- 3.159
ami
noun; object singular <ami> friend -- 3.202
amor
noun; oblique singular <amor> love -- 3.164, 3.196
amors
noun; oblique plural <amor> love -- 6.298
amur
noun; oblique singular <amor> love -- 1.323
an
noun; oblique singular <an> year -- 6.166
an
preposition; <en> in, into, on, on top of -- 3.125, 6.208
an
pronoun; inanimate <en> of it -- 6.122
ancuntret
verb; third person singular present <encontrer> meet -- 3.85
andreit
adverb; <endreit> precisely, right, immediately -- 3.60
anel
noun; oblique singular <anel> ring -- 6.213
anfermetét
noun; nominative singular <enfermeté> physical or moral weakness, illness -- 3.395
angreget
verb; third person singular present <angregier> grow worse, become more painful -- 3.392
anima
noun; oblique singular <anima> soul -- 4.13
Anseis
proper name; nominative singular <Anseis> Anseis -- 1.177
ansembl'ot
preposition; <ensemble od> together with -- 3.93
anuy
noun; oblique singular <enoi, enui> torment, pain -- 8.238
anz
noun; oblique plural <an> year -- 1.12, 3.378
AOI
interjection; <AOI>... -- 1.84, 2.273
apelét
verb; perfective participle oblique singular masculine <apeler> accuse, summon, call -- 3.416
apielee
verb; perfective participle nominative singular feminine <apeler> accuse, summon, call -- 10.134
Apollin
proper name; oblique singular <Apollin> Apollo, Satan -- 1.74
apparent
adjective; nominative singular <aparant> visible -- 8.292
aprés
adverb; <apres> after, afterwards -- 7.114
aprés
preposition; <apres> after, afterwards -- 6.169
apries
preposition; <apres> after, afterwards -- 10.139
arde
verb; third person singular subjunctive present <ardoir, ardre> burn -- 4.167
ardoir
verb; infinitive <ardoir, ardre> burn -- 5.217
argent
noun; oblique singular <argent> silver, money, riches -- 4.63
arivet
verb; third person singular present <ariver> arrive -- 3.13
arriere
adverb <arriere, arrere, arire> back -- 6.162
art
noun; oblique singular <art> liberal art, craft -- 8.66
as
preposition; <a, ad> to, up to, against, in, on + definite article; oblique plural feminine <li> the -- 1.228
as
preposition; <a, ad> to, up to, against, in, on + definite article; oblique plural masculine <li> the -- 1.235
as
verb; second person singular present <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 3.147, 9.254, 9.257, 10.80
asemblé
verb; perfective participle nominative plural masculine <assembler, assanler> call together, assemble, meet -- 5.213
asez
adverb; <asez, assés> many, much, very well -- 2.164
assés
adverb; <asez, assés> many, much, very well -- 8.255
assez
adverb; <asez, assés> many, much, very well -- 9.275
assis
verb; perfective participle nominative singular masculine <asseoir> place, set up, lay siege -- 7.237
astenir
verb; infinitive <astenir> keep from -- 3.187
ateignet
verb; third person singular subjunctive present <ataindre> reach, regain, catch -- 1.83
atout
preposition; <atot> with -- 10.198
aturnét
verb; perfective participle nominative singular masculine <atorner> turn, prepare -- 3.315
au
preposition; <a, ad> to, up to, against, in, on + definite article; oblique singular masculine <li> the -- 6.319
au retor
preposition; <a, ad> to, up to, against, in, on + definite article; oblique singular masculine <li> the + noun; oblique singular <retor, retorn> return -- 6.197
aucun
indefinite adjective; nominative singular masculine <aucun> some -- 5.187
aueoc
preposition; <avuec, avec, avoc> with -- 10.152
auoit
verb; third person singular imperfective <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 10.149, 10.164
auons
verb; first person plural present <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 10.40
auret
verb; third person singular pluperfect <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 4.10, 4.172
aussi
adverb; <aussi> also, likewise -- 8.90, 8.104
autre
adjective; nominative plural masculine <altre> other -- 7.159
autre
adjective; oblique singular feminine <altre> other -- 7.191
auuisset
verb; third person singular subjunctive imperfective <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 4.234
avec
preposition; <avuec, avec, avoc> with -- 7.29
avenant
adjective; nominative singular masculine <avenant> beautiful, attractive -- 8.12
avenement
noun; oblique singular <avenement> arrival -- 10.215
avenir
verb; infinitive <avenir> arrive, happen -- 6.250, 8.63
avez
verb; second person plural present <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 5.9
aviler
verb; infinitive <aviler> abandon, disgrace -- 8.287
avoec
preposition; <avuec, avec, avoc> with -- 6.195, 9.165
avoient
verb; third person plural imperfective <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 7.139
avoir
verb; infinitive <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 6.154
avoit
verb; third person singular imperfective <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 7.25, 7.50, 10.212
bacheler
noun; nominative plural <bacheler, bachelor> young man, young knight aspirant, page -- 1.246
baillas
verb; second person singular preterite <baillier> own, receive, give -- 9.192
baillier
verb; infinitive <baillier> own, receive, give -- 6.295
baisa
verb; third person singular preterite <baisier> kiss -- 10.34
balz
adjective; nominative singular masculine <balt> happy, full of fervor -- 1.96
barbe
noun; oblique singular <barbe> beard -- 1.287, 2.371
Barintes
proper name; nominative singular <Barintes> Barind -- 10.6
baron
noun; nominative plural <baron> brave warrior, brave knight -- 2.381
baron
noun; nominative singular <baron> brave warrior, brave knight -- 2.132
bataille
noun; oblique singular <bataille> battle -- 2.60, 2.135
beau
adjective; nominative singular masculine <bel> dear, beloved, handsome -- 5.136
bech
noun; oblique singular <bec> beak -- 8.18
bel
adjective; nominative singular masculine <bel> dear, beloved, handsome -- 3.116
bel
adjective; oblique singular masculine <bel> dear, beloved, handsome -- 4.9
bele
adjective; nominative singular feminine <bel> dear, beloved, handsome -- 9.84
bellezour
adjective; comparative oblique singular feminine <bel> dear, beloved, handsome -- 4.12
bels
adjective; nominative singular masculine <bel> dear, beloved, handsome -- 2.338
ben
adverb; <bien> well, many, much, really -- 2.14
bials
adjective; nominative singular masculine <bel> dear, beloved, handsome -- 10.37
biau
adjective; nominative singular masculine <bel> dear, beloved, handsome -- 8.14, 8.80
biax
adjective; nominative singular masculine <bel> dear, beloved, handsome -- 6.53
bien
adverb; <bien> well, many, much, really -- 1.207, 3.77, 3.406, 5.103, 5.131, 5.163, 7.18, 7.26, 7.63, 7.182, 8.58, 8.91, 9.158
bien
noun; oblique singular <bien, ben> good, good fortune, well-being -- 1.326
biens
noun; nominative singular <bien, ben> good, good fortune, well-being -- 6.17
Blakie
proper name; oblique singular <Blaquie> Blaquie -- 7.111
blanche
adjective; oblique singular feminine <blanc> white -- 1.284
blancs
adjective; oblique plural masculine <blanc> white -- 1.224
boen
adjective; nominative singular masculine <bon> good -- 6.59
boens
adjective; nominative singular masculine <bon> good -- 3.206
boire
verb; infinitive <bevre> drink -- 8.258
bois
noun; oblique singular <bos, bois> forest, tree -- 8.36, 8.114
brere
verb; infinitive <braire> shout, sing -- 9.152
buche
noun; oblique singular <bouche, buche> mouth -- 2.11, 2.76
buona
adjective; nominative singular feminine <bon> good -- 4.5
ça
adverb; <ça, çai> here, hither -- 5.212
ça en arriere
adverb; <ça en arriere> formerly, until now -- 9.179
cadables
noun; oblique plural <cadable> catapult -- 1.108
Cahu
proper name; oblique singular <Cahu> Cahu -- 9.166
car
conjunction <quar, car> for, because -- 10.208
Carles
proper name; nominative singular <Charles> Charles, Charlemagne -- 1.5, 2.240, 2.333
carn
noun; oblique singular <charn, char> flesh, meat -- 3.217
castel
noun; oblique singular <chastel, castel> castle -- 1.35
ce
demonstrative; oblique singular masculine <cil> that -- 6.192
ce
demonstrative; oblique singular neuter <cil> that -- 7.163, 8.233, 8.283
ce qui
demonstrative; oblique singular neuter <ço, ceo, ce, ceu> this, that, it + relative pronoun; subject <qui> that -- 6.58
ceanz
adverb; <ceanz, seans> in here -- 6.194
cel
demonstrative; nominative singular masculine <cil> that -- 2.117
cel
demonstrative; oblique singular masculine <cil> that -- 3.17, 3.410
cel
demonstrative; oblique singular neuter <cil> that -- 5.160
celle
demonstrative; oblique singular feminine <cil> that -- 4.201
cels
demonstrative; oblique plural masculine <cil> that -- 4.103
cels
noun; oblique plural <ciel> heaven -- 2.289
celui
demonstrative; oblique singular masculine <cil> that -- 7.143
cervel
noun; oblique singular <cervel> brains -- 2.80
cest
demonstrative; oblique singular masculine <cest, cist> this -- 6.211
c'est
demonstrative; oblique singular neuter <cil> that + verb; third person singular present <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 9.33
ceste
demonstrative; oblique singular feminine <cest, cist> this -- 5.88, 5.158, 9.230
cevaler
noun; nominative plural <chevalier> knight -- 1.227
chace
verb; third person singular present <chasser> hunt -- 8.224
chambres
noun; oblique plural <chambre> chamber, territory, royal apartment -- 5.94
chant
noun; oblique singular <chant> song, melody -- 8.143, 8.171
chanter
verb; infinitive <chanter> sing -- 8.147
chantés
verb; second person singular present <chanter> sing -- 8.89
chantissiez
verb; second person plural subjunctive imperfective <chanter> sing -- 8.105
chapele
noun; oblique singular <chapele> chapel -- 9.103
chartre
noun; oblique singular <chartre> letter, agreement -- 9.186, 9.211, 9.250
chassant
verb; present participle nominative singular masculine <chasser> hunt -- 8.37
chastiaux
noun; nominative singular <chastel, castel> castle -- 7.226
chef
noun; oblique singular <chief> head -- 1.292
cheï
verb; third person singular preterite <cheoir, chaeir> fall -- 8.156
cher
adjective; oblique singular masculine <cher> beloved, expensive -- 3.201
chers
adjective; oblique plural masculine <cher> beloved, expensive -- 1.133
chetis
adjective; nominative singular masculine <chaitif> miserable -- 9.35
chevaler
noun; nominative plural <chevalier> knight -- 1.126, 2.382
chevalier
noun; nominative plural <chevalier> knight -- 7.160, 7.184
chevalier
noun; oblique singular <chevalier> knight -- 6.289
chevaliers
noun; oblique plural <chevalier> knight -- 7.28, 7.67, 7.217
chevauchie
noun; oblique singular <chevauchie> expedition, ride -- 5.159
chi
relative pronoun; subject <qui> who -- 4.48, 4.99
chief
noun; oblique singular <chief> head -- 4.191
chielt
impersonal verb; third person singular present <chaloir> concern, matter -- 4.120
chier le tient
adjective; oblique singular masculine <cher> beloved, expensive + personal pronoun; third person singular direct object masculine <il> he + verb; third person singular present <tenir> hold, keep, seize, consider -- 6.267
chiere
adjective; nominative singular feminine <cher> beloved, expensive -- 6.7
chose
noun; oblique singular <chose, cose> thing, affair, creature -- 5.13, 6.24
chrestien
noun; nominative singular <chrestien> christian -- 1.153
christiien
adjective; oblique singular <chrestien> christian -- 4.126
Christus
proper name; nominative singular <Christus> Christ -- 4.237
ci
adverb; <ci> here -- 5.192, 5.248, 9.18
ciel
noun; oblique singular <ciel> heaven -- 4.51, 4.218
cil
demonstrative; nominative plural masculine <cil> that -- 1.226, 1.245, 7.172
cil
demonstrative; nominative singular masculine <cil> that -- 2.139, 6.279, 8.40, 9.68
cis
demonstrative; nominative singular masculine <cest, cist> this -- 10.5
cist
demonstrative pronoun; nominative plural masculine <cest, cist> this -- 1.201
citet
noun; nominative singular <cit, citet> city, town -- 1.42, 1.143
clamor
noun; oblique singular <clameor> appeal -- 3.177
cleimet
verb; third person singular present <clamer> call, proclaim, confess -- 2.260
clementia
noun; oblique singular <clementiam> grace -- 4.250
clerc
noun; oblique singular <clerc, clerge> clerk -- 9.236, 9.253
ço
demonstrative; oblique singular neuter <ço, ceo, ce, ceu> this, that, it -- 2.56, 2.113, 2.176, 2.232, 3.354
cointe
adjective; nominative singular masculine <cointe> refined, clever, elegant -- 3.79
coloingne
noun; oblique singular <quenoille, queloigne> distaff -- 8.280
colomb
noun; oblique singular <colon, colomb> pigeon, dove -- 4.215
colpes
noun; oblique plural <colpe, corpe, cope> sin, mistake -- 4.170
com
conjunction; <com, comme> as -- 7.79, 8.39, 8.92
com
conjunction; <com, comme> when -- 10.182
com
conjunction; <com, cum> in order that -- 4.166
comander
verb; infinitive <comander> give, recommend, order -- 6.55
commencha
verb; third person singular preterite <comencier> begin, start -- 10.7, 10.93
commencier
verb; infinitive <comencier> begin, start -- 9.233
concreidre
verb; infinitive <concreidre> give in -- 4.180
congié
noun; oblique singular <congié> permission to leave, permission, leave -- 6.69, 6.102, 6.315, 6.320
conselliers
noun; oblique plural <conseillier, conseilleor> counsellor, advisor -- 4.44
consirrer
verb; infinitive <conserrer, consirrer> deprive, resign -- 3.310
consolation
noun; oblique singular <consolation> consolation -- 10.51
conte
verb; third person singular present <conter> count, relate -- 7.6
contre
preposition; <contre> against, compared with -- 5.169
contredist
verb; third person singular preterite <contredire> oppose, resist -- 4.204
convoier
verb; infinitive <convoier> escort -- 6.77
Corbiau
proper name; nominative singular <Corbiau> Raven -- 8.8, 8.130, 8.202
Cordres
proper name; oblique singular <Cordres> Cordres -- 1.99
corn
noun; nominative singular <corn, cor> horn -- 2.118
corps
noun; oblique singular <cors> body -- 4.11
cors
noun; nominative singular <cors> body -- 5.233
cors
noun; oblique singular <cors> body -- 1.296, 3.382
cose
noun; nominative singular <chose, cose> thing, affair, creature -- 4.72
Costantinople
proper name; oblique singular <Costantinoble> Constantinople -- 7.23, 7.71
courechier
verb; infinitive <corocier> anger, afflict -- 10.65
couroit
verb; third person singular imperfective <corre> run -- 8.38
creant
verb; first person singular present <creanter, granter> grant, agree -- 6.100
crier
verb; infinitive <crier> shout -- 9.60
criez
verb; second person plural imperative <crier> shout -- 2.156
crist
proper name; oblique singular <Christ> Christ -- 10.110
croist
verb; third person singular present <croistre, creistre> grow -- 8.207
cuers
noun; nominative singular <cuer, coer, cor> heart -- 6.13
c'ui an cest jor
demonstrative; neuter <ço, ceo, ce, ceu> this, that, it + adverb; <ui, ue, oi> today + preposition; <en> in, into, on, on top of + demonstrative; oblique singular masculine <cest, cist> this + noun; oblique singular <jorn, jor> day -- 6.171
cuide
verb; third person singular present <cuidier> think -- 8.10, 8.145
cuit
verb; first person singular present <cuidier> think -- 8.110
culpe
noun; oblique singular <colpe, corpe, cope> sin, mistake -- 2.262
cum
conjunction; <com, comme> as -- 2.372, 7.171
cumencer
verb; infinitive <comencier> begin, start -- 2.361
cumpaignes
noun; nominative plural <compaigne> troops -- 2.54
cunquerant
verb; present participle nominative singular masculine <conquerre, cunquerre> conquer, capture -- 2.252
cunquist
verb; third person singular preterite <conquerre, cunquerre> conquer, capture -- 1.22
cuntenant
noun; oblique singular <contenant> demeanour, expression, appearance -- 1.299
curant
verb; participle present nominative singular masculine <corre> run -- 2.205
curieus
adjective; nominative singular masculine <curios> careful -- 10.115
czo
demonstrative; oblique singular neuter <ço, ceo, ce, ceu> this, that, it -- 4.177
d'aler
particle; <de> to + verb; infinitive <aler> go -- 6.81
dales
preposition; <dales, dalles, dallé> next to, along -- 10.127
dame
noun; nominative singular <dame> lady, dame -- 6.8, 6.41, 9.28, 9.57, 9.113, 9.156
dame
noun; oblique singular <dame> lady, dame -- 8.275
d'Anjou
preposition; <de> of, from + proper name; oblique singular <Anjou> Anjou -- 1.181
danz
noun; nominative singular <dam, dan> sir, lord -- 3.305
d'argent
preposition; <de> of, from + noun; oblique singular <argent> silver, money, riches -- 1.129
de
particle <de>... -- 10.167
de
particle; <de> to -- 6.76, 6.159
de
preposition; <de> of, from -- 1.131, 1.208, 2.78, 3.33, 3.41, 3.55, 3.97, 3.178, 3.265, 3.285, 3.337, 4.214, 4.235, 5.11, 5.18, 5.23, 5.47, 5.238, 6.182, 6.226, 6.268, 7.22, 7.65, 7.110, 7.134, 7.208, 7.215, 8.42, 8.204, 8.256, 8.293, 9.30, 9.101, 9.151, 10.30, 10.130, 10.143, 10.189
de devant mi
preposition; <de> of, from + preposition; <devant> before, in front of, in the presence of + personal pronoun; first person singular direct object <jo, jou, jeu> I -- 10.112
de rien nule
preposition; <de> of, from + noun; oblique singular <rien, ren> thing, creature, person + adjective; oblique singular feminine <nul> no, not any -- 6.156
de voir
preposition; <de> of, from + adjective; oblique singular masculine <voir> true -- 9.184
debonere
adjective; nominative singular feminine <debonaire> noble, sweet -- 9.155
deçoit
verb; third person singular present <deçoivre> deceive, mislead -- 8.138
deduit
verb; third person singular present <deduire> lead, live -- 3.350
degnet
verb; third person singular subjunctive present <daignier> deign -- 4.231
degrét
noun; oblique singular <degré> staircase -- 3.137, 3.325
del
preposition; <de> of, from + definite article; oblique singular masculine <li> the -- 3.43, 3.335
delez
preposition; <deles, delé, deleiz> next to; beside -- 1.258
delisieuse
adjective; oblique singular feminine <delicios> delicious -- 10.138
demander
verb; infinitive <demander> ask, ask for -- 6.50
demanderent
verb; third person plural preterite <demander> ask, ask for -- 3.260
demandet
verb; third person singular present <demander> ask, ask for -- 1.303
demonstre
verb; perfective participle oblique singular masculine <demostrer> show, indicate, explaine -- 10.165
demoura
verb; third person singular preterite <demorer> stay, remain -- 10.15
demoustre
verb; second person singular imperative <demostrer> show, indicate, explaine -- 10.66
Deo
proper name; oblique singular <Dieu, Deu> God -- 4.25, 4.46, 4.84
des
preposition; <de> of, from + definite article; oblique plural masculine <li> the -- 1.203, 2.378, 3.7, 10.75, 10.107
descendirent
verb; third person plural preterite <descendre> descend, dismount -- 1.317
descent
verb; third person singular present <descendre> descend, dismount -- 2.191
desconfit
verb; perfective participle nominative plural masculine <desconfire> demolish, defeat -- 7.98
desuz
preposition; <desos, desous> under -- 1.255, 2.199, 2.211
Deu
proper name; oblique singular <Dieu, Deu> God -- 1.68, 2.268, 3.124, 3.197, 3.314, 3.365, 5.139
Deus
proper name; nominative singular <Dieu, Deu> God -- 2.284, 2.347, 3.384
deüssent
verb; third person plural subjunctive imperfective <devoir> have to -- 7.146
devanra
verb; third person singular future <devenir> become -- 6.115
devant
preposition; <devant> before, in front of, in the presence of -- 1.37
devers
preposition; <devers, de vers> in the direction of, from the direction of -- 2.184
devez
verb; second person plural imperative <devoir> have to -- 5.75
devient
verb; third person singular present <devenir> become -- 6.274
devient
verb; third person singular subjunctive present <devenir> become -- 1.152
devoree
verb; perfective participle nominative singular feminine <devorer> devour -- 9.161
dex
proper name; nominative singular <Dieu, Deu> God -- 10.163
diau
noun; nominative singular <dol, duel> suffering, grief -- 8.209
diaule
noun; oblique singular <deable, diavle> devil -- 4.30
diet
verb; third person singular subjunctive present <dire> say, tell -- 2.241
Dieu
proper name; oblique singular <Dieu, Deu> God -- 9.125
dirai
verb; first person singular future <dire> say, tell -- 5.118, 5.122, 6.133, 6.141
dire
verb; infinitive <dire> say, tell -- 6.234, 10.95
dis
noun; oblique plural <di> day -- 4.104
dist
verb; third person singular preterite <dire> say, tell -- 2.57, 2.114, 2.348, 3.256, 9.11, 10.36, 10.102
dit
verb; third person singular present <dire> say, tell -- 6.52, 6.97, 8.78
diu
proper name; oblique singular <Dieu, Deu> God -- 10.70
divers
adjective; oblique plural masculine <divers> various -- 10.76
doi
noun; oblique singular <doi, dei> finger -- 6.210
doi
verb; first person singular present <devoir> have to -- 8.286
doing
verb; first person singular present <doner> give -- 6.301
dois
verb; second person singular present <devoir> have to -- 10.61
dolent
adjective; nominative singular masculine <dolent> sorrowful, wetched -- 8.200
dolur
noun; oblique singular <dolor> pain, suffering -- 3.149
dommaige
noun; oblique singular <damage> trouble, harm -- 8.33
dommaiges
noun; nominative singular <damage> trouble, harm -- 8.85
domnizelle
noun; nominative singular <damoiselle> girl of noble birth -- 4.200
donc
adverb; <donc> then, therefore -- 5.61
dont
adverb; <donc> then, therefore -- 10.92
dont
relative pronoun; <dont, dunt> of whom, of which, whose -- 4.117
d'or
preposition; <de> of, from + noun; oblique singular <or> gold -- 1.127, 1.267
doterent
verb; third person plural preterite <doter> doubt, be afraid -- 7.175
dreit
adjective; oblique singular masculine <droit> direct, right, proper -- 3.104
du
preposition; <de> of, from + definite article; oblique singular masculine <li> the -- 9.252
du tot en tot
preposition; <de> of, from + definite article; oblique singular masculine <li> the + noun; oblique singular <tot> whole + preposition; <en> in, into, on, on top of + noun; oblique singular <tot> whole -- 5.42
duel
noun; oblique singular <dol, duel> suffering, grief -- 3.282
dulce
adjective; oblique singular feminine <dolz, dous> sweet, gentle -- 1.209, 1.274
dulor
noun; oblique singular <dolor> pain, suffering -- 2.96
d'une
preposition; <de> of, from + indefinite article; oblique singular feminine <un> a -- 10.99
dunt
relative pronoun; <dont, dunt> of whom, of which, whose -- 3.74, 3.145
durai
verb; first person singular future <doner> give -- 3.205
durement
adverb; <durement> greatly, sorely, very -- 3.31
durs
adjective; nominative singular masculine <dur> hard, unrefined, cruel -- 6.276
dux
noun; nominative singular <duc> duke -- 1.175, 2.130
e
conjunction; <e, et, ed> and -- 1.73, 1.95, 1.97, 1.102, 1.128, 1.130, 1.171, 1.176, 1.188, 1.190, 1.234, 1.240, 1.243, 1.288, 1.297, 1.314, 1.324, 2.31, 2.52, 2.97, 2.102, 2.215, 2.242, 2.263, 3.40, 3.58, 3.198, 3.214, 3.216, 3.218, 3.230, 3.233, 3.236, 3.284, 3.291, 4.93, 6.29, 10.71
e si
conjunction; <e, et, ed> and + particle; <si> so, and moreover -- 1.185
ed
conjunction; <e, et, ed> and -- 3.212
eglentier
noun; oblique singular <aiglent> wild rose -- 1.260
eil
personal pronoun; third person plural direct object <il> they -- 3.297
einz mes
adverb; <ainc, ainz, ains> earlier, rather + conjunction; <mais> more, further, rather -- 6.287
eist
verb; third person singular present <issir> go out, come out -- 3.54
el
preposition; <en> in, into, on, on top of + definite article; oblique singular masculine <li> the -- 3.309
ele
personal pronoun; third person singular nominative feminine <il> he -- 6.96, 6.230
element
noun; oblique singular <element> force, energy, god -- 4.131
elle
personal pronoun; third person singular nominative feminine <il> he -- 4.39, 4.122, 4.169
ell'ent
personal pronoun; third person singular nominative feminine <il> he + adverb; <ent, end> subsequently -- 4.127
els
personal pronoun; third person plural direct object masculine <il> they -- 1.232, 7.95
empedementz
noun; oblique plural <empedement> persecution -- 4.142
empeint
verb; third person singular present <empeindre> blow, protrude -- 2.12
emperere
noun; nominative singular <empereor> emperor -- 1.9, 2.291
empereres
noun; nominative singular <empereor> emperor -- 1.93, 1.162
empur
preposition; <enpur, anpur> for the sake of -- 3.142
en
preposition; <en> in, into, on, on top of -- 1.17, 1.52, 1.141, 1.164, 2.292, 5.87, 5.218, 6.119, 7.70, 7.75, 8.16, 8.146, 9.121, 9.224, 9.229, 10.17, 10.43, 10.82, 10.171
en
pronoun; inanimate <en> of it -- 1.111, 1.123, 2.82, 2.144, 2.269, 2.285, 5.204, 7.174, 8.198
en apert
preposition; <en> in, into, on, on top of + adjective; oblique singular masculine <apert> open, visible, manifest -- 6.236
encontre
preposition; <encontre> to, towards, against -- 2.383, 7.94, 10.196
encor
adverb; <encore, encor, uncore> still, yet -- 5.38
enfer
noun; oblique singular <enfern> hell -- 9.163
engagié
verb; perfective participle oblique singular masculine <engagier> commit -- 9.140
engendre
verb; third person singular present <engeindre, engendrer> cause -- 8.240
engin
noun; oblique singular <engin, engien> skill, cheating -- 8.69
enl
preposition; <en> in, into, on, on top of + definite article; oblique singular masculine <li> the -- 4.162
enne
interrogative adverb; <enne> not -- 10.46
enor
noun; oblique singular <onor, enor, anor> honor, respect, esteem, fief -- 6.28
enortet
verb; third person singular present <enorter> exhort, urge, seduce -- 4.116
enparentés
adjective; nominative singular masculine <emparenté> of noble lineage -- 8.84
enragié
adjective; oblique singular masculine <enragié> furious -- 9.144
enseigne
noun; oblique singular <enseigne> war cry -- 2.158
enseigner
verb; infinitive <enseignier> teach, inform, point out -- 1.306
ensemble
adverb; <ensemble> together -- 7.186
ensembl'od
preposition; <ensemble od> together with -- 1.168
entendre
verb; infinitive <entendre> try, pay attention, understand, hear -- 8.235
entre
preposition; <entre> between, among, in the midst of -- 7.203
entrepris
noun; nominative singular <entrepris> unhappy person -- 9.38
envers
preposition : <envers> towards -- 9.141
enz
adverb, reinforcing element; <ens, enz>... -- 4.161
ere
verb; third person singular imperfective <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 7.15, 7.44, 7.224
eret
verb; third person singular imperfective <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 3.269, 4.101
es
preposition; <en> in, into, on, on top of + definite article; oblique plural masculine <li> the -- 2.288
es
verb; second person singular present <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 9.13, 9.222
esbaï
adjective; nominative singular masculine <esbai> frightened, troubled, surprised -- 8.168
esbaneier
verb; infinitive <esbanir> amuse -- 1.233
eschech
noun; oblique singular <eschec> booty, loot -- 1.122
eschecs
noun; oblique plural <eschecs> chess -- 1.236
escil
noun; oblique singular <essil, eissil, issil> wretchedness, ruin -- 9.75
escremissent
verb; third person plural present <escremir, escrimer> fence -- 1.244
escriet
verb; third person singular present <escrier> cry out, shout -- 2.334
escuz
noun; nominative singular <escu> shield -- 6.282
eskoltet
verb; third person singular present <escolter> listen to, pay attention to -- 4.41
esleechier
verb; infinitive <esleecier> rejoice -- 10.63
esmaier
verb; infinitive <esmaier> be dismayed -- 2.354
Espaigne
proper name; oblique singular <Espaigne> Spain -- 1.18
espusede
verb; perfective participle oblique singular feminine <esposer> marry -- 3.242
est
verb; third person singular present <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 1.44, 1.51, 1.163, 2.34, 2.83, 2.203, 2.282, 2.375, 6.231, 10.133
esteit
verb; third person singular imperfective <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 3.263
estes
verb; second person plural present <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 2.336, 6.11, 8.83
estet
verb; perfective participle nominative singular masculine <ester> stand, remain, be -- 1.16
estoient
verb; third person plural imperfective <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 7.169
estre
verb; infinitive <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 8.11, 8.290
estude
noun; oblique singular <estude, estudie> study, zeal -- 8.151
et
conjunction; <e, et, ed> and -- 4.242, 5.22, 5.50, 5.142, 5.147, 6.14, 6.20, 6.51, 6.80, 6.95, 6.155, 6.186, 6.225, 6.247, 6.266, 6.272, 6.283, 6.285, 7.24, 7.37, 7.41, 7.47, 7.60, 7.68, 7.72, 7.96, 7.127, 7.156, 7.187, 7.200, 7.220, 8.13, 8.67, 8.137, 8.139, 8.203, 8.223, 8.227, 9.10, 9.43, 9.58, 9.117, 9.119, 9.288, 10.10, 10.14, 10.32, 10.101, 10.113, 10.161, 10.181
et si
conjunction; <e, et, ed> and + conjunction; <si> yet -- 5.120
verb; first person preterite <avoir, aveir> have, be -- 9.182
Eufemïen
proper name; nominative singular <Eufemïen> Eufemien -- 3.115
Eulalia
proper name; nominative singular <Eulalia> Eulalia -- 4.8
face
verb; third person singular subjunctive present <faire> make -- 5.25
fai
verb; second person singular imperative <faire> make -- 3.139
fain
noun; oblique singular <faim> hunger, desire -- 8.44
faintise
noun; oblique singular <feintise> pretense, deceit -- 8.294
faire
verb; infinitive <faire> make -- 4.29, 7.148
fait
verb; perfective participle oblique singular masculine <faire> make -- 1.265, 2.234, 5.93, 8.31
fait la peine
verb; third person singular present <faire> make + definite article; oblique singular feminine <li> the + noun; oblique singular <peine, paine> torment, suffering -- 2.134
faldestoed
noun; oblique singular <faldestuel, faldestuef, faldestoed> folding chair for important person, throne -- 1.262
fausse
adjective; nominative singular feminine <fals, faus> false -- 8.231
favele
noun; oblique singular <favele> story, lie -- 9.97
feindre
verb; infinitive <feindre> do nothing, shy away -- 2.146
feiz
noun; oblique plural <feiz, veiz> time -- 3.278
fera demoree
verb; third person singular future <faire> make + noun; oblique singular <demoree> delay, stay -- 9.164
ferai
verb; first person singular future <faire> make -- 5.69, 9.128, 9.188
fere
verb; infinitive <faire> make -- 9.148
feroit
verb; third person singular conditional <faire> make -- 5.216
fers
noun; nominative singular <fer> iron, weapon -- 6.278
fet
verb; perfective participle oblique singular masculine <faire> make -- 9.258
fier
adjective; oblique singular masculine <fier> fierce, strong, proud -- 1.300
fiers
adjective; nominative singular masculine <fier> fierce, strong, proud -- 1.179
figure
noun; oblique singular <figure> form, person, character -- 4.213
fil
noun; oblique singular <fil> son -- 9.82
file
noun; oblique singular <fille> daughter -- 7.52
filer
verb; infinitive <filer> spin -- 8.281
filluel
noun; oblique singular <filuel> son, godson -- 10.180
fils
noun; nominative singular <fil> son -- 7.34, 10.104
Filz
noun; nominative singular <fil> son -- 9.124
filz
noun; oblique singular <fil> son -- 3.144, 3.180
Finepople
proper name; oblique singular <Finepople> Finepople -- 7.17
finirai
verb; first person singular future <fenir, finir> end, stop -- 9.150
fist
verb; third person singular preterite <faire> make -- 7.116, 8.93
flors d'aiglentier
noun; nominative singular <flor> flower + preposition; <de> of, from + noun; oblique singular <aiglantier> wild rose -- 9.116
flurit
verb; perfective participle oblique singular masculine <florir> flower -- 1.290
fole
adjective; oblique singular feminine <fol> crazy -- 5.108
fols
adjective; nominative plural masculine <fol> crazy -- 8.249
forment
adverb; <forment> greatly, very, very much -- 5.49
fors
adverb; <fors> out, outside -- 9.100
fors
preposition; <fors> except -- 1.48
fort
adjective; nominative singular masculine <fort> strong, hard, fierce -- 7.228
fou
noun; oblique singular <feu, fou> fire, family -- 4.163
foulerai
verb; first person singular future <foler> harm -- 9.291
fraindre
verb; infinitive <freindre, fraindre> break -- 1.47
France
proper name; oblique singular <France> France -- 1.210, 1.275
Franceis
proper name; nominative plural <Franceis> free, noble, subject of the king of France -- 2.104
Franceis
proper name; oblique singular <Franceis> free, noble, subject of the king of France -- 2.323
freres
noun; nominative singular <frere> brother -- 7.40
freres
noun; oblique plural <frere> brother -- 10.200
fromage
noun; nominative singular <fromage> cheese -- 8.154
fromage
noun; oblique singular <fromage> cheese -- 8.20
fromaige
noun; oblique singular <fromage> cheese -- 8.54, 8.176
fu
verb; third person singular preterite <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 7.234, 8.166, 8.199, 10.146
fui
verb; first person singular preterite <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 2.358
fuiet
verb; third person singular subjunctive present <fuir, fuier> flee from, abandon -- 4.123
fuisse
verb; first person singular subjunctive imperfective <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 10.184
funt
verb; third person plural present <faire> make -- 2.61
furent
verb; third person plural preterite <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 1.187, 1.202, 7.97, 7.131
furet
verb; third person singular pluperfect <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 4.149
fuson
verb; first person plural subjunctive imperfective <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 5.211
fut
verb; third person singular preterite <estre, iestre, aistre> be -- 2.250, 3.78, 4.7, 4.96
garent
noun; oblique singular <garant, garent> protection, defense -- 8.296
gart
verb; third person singular subjunctive present <garder> watch over, guard -- 9.63
Gefreid
proper name; nominative singular <Gefreid> Gefreid -- 1.180
gent
adjective; oblique singular masculine <gent> fair, handsome, beautiful -- 1.293
gent
noun; nominative singular <gent> race, people -- 2.245
gent
noun; oblique singular <gent> race, people -- 2.223, 7.136, 7.209
gente
adjective; oblique singular feminine <gent> fair, handsome, beautiful -- 2.163
gentilz
adjective; nominative singular masculine <gentil> noble, brave -- 2.247
Gerers
proper name; nominative singular <Gerer> Gerer -- 1.191
Gerin
proper name; nominative singular <Gerin> Gerin -- 1.189
getterent
verb; third person plural preterite <geter, giter> throw, reject, utter -- 4.165
gié
personal pronoun; first person singular nominative <jo, jou, jeu> I -- 6.302, 9.129
Giles
proper name; nominative singular <Giles> Giles -- 7.38
gist
verb; third person singular present <gesir> lie -- 3.328
gloire
noun; nominative singular <gloire> glory -- 8.259
gloire
noun; oblique singular <gloire> glory -- 8.221, 8.253
grabatum
noun; oblique singular <grabatum> simple bed -- 3.141
grand
adjective; oblique singular feminine <grant> great, large, tall -- 4.152
grand
adjective; oblique singular masculine <grant> great, large, tall -- 8.237
grant
adjective; nominative singular feminine <grant> great, large, tall -- 3.95, 5.224
grant
adjective; oblique singular feminine <grant> great, large, tall -- 2.16, 3.348, 5.183, 5.237, 7.10, 8.43, 8.150, 10.141
grant
adjective; oblique singular masculine <grant> great, large, tall -- 1.121, 1.166, 3.281, 3.352, 5.7, 7.77, 9.74
granz
adjective; oblique plural feminine <grant> great, large, tall -- 2.37
Grieu
proper name; nominative plural <gré, grieu, griu, gri> Greek -- 7.103
Griex
proper name; oblique plural <gré, grieu, griu, gri> Greek -- 7.205
guant
noun; oblique singular <gant> glove -- 2.272
guarder
verb; infinitive <garder> watch over, guard -- 1.78
guarnemenz
noun; oblique plural <garnement> decorative object -- 1.132
guereduner
verb; infinitive <guerredoner> reward -- 3.389
guerpi
verb; third person singular preterite <guerpir> abandon, leave -- 7.36
guerpirent
verb; third person plural preterite <