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 Old French headword (sample)Old French "dame" occurs once in the text. It is a noun and its definition is "mistress". |
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Middle English headword (sample)  Middle English "faire" occurs thirty-eight times in the text. There are four kinds of words among them: First, faire 1 is a noun which signifies " fair, market; 'new faire': New Fair (exchange game)" and derived from OF. feire. See also feire n. in Middle English Dictionary. Second, faire 2 is a noun which signifies "good fortune". See also "fair n." in MED. Third, faire 3 is an adjective which means "fair". See also "fair adj." in MED. Finally, faire 4 is an adverb which means "properly, aptly; courteously, etc." See also "fair(e) adv." in MED. The last three words are of Old English origin. |
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| Latin headword (sample) dabitur (2) L. occurs two times in the text. It is 3rd sg. fut. indic. pass. and its definition is "shall be given". |
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