† Normand Obs.
Also 4 -mant, 6 -mund.
[a. OF. Normand, -mant.]
= Norman n.1 1 a.
| 1338 R. Brunne Chron. (1810) 59 William þe Normant aryued vp at Douer. Ibid. 70 Toward þis lond þei drouh..With Normandes inouh, of Flandres & of France. 13.. Cursor M. 24781 (Gött.), In-till ingland þan for to fare, Apon þe normandes [Cott. normanz] for to fight. c 1420 Chron. R. Glouc. (Rolls) 6701 Þeruore of Normandes with him so muche folc he broȝte. c 1425 Wyntoun Chron. i. xiv. 1371 Þe Normandeis [v.r. Normundis] eftyr wan Inglande. |