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nourice
† nourice, n. Obs. Forms: α. 3, 6–7 nurice (6 -rice), 4 -yse, 5–6 -ys, 6 Sc. -is(s, 5 -ess, 6 Sc. -eis, nwreis. β. 3–6 norice, 4 -iche, 4–6 -yce, 4 -isse, 4–6 -ise, 4–5 -yse, 5 -ys(s(e, -e(i)s. γ. 4, 6– nourice, 5–6 -yce, -ysse, 6 -ise; 4 nowrise, -ys; 8 nooriss. [a. OF. nurice, -isce, nor(r)ice, no... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Queen of Elfan's Nourice
"The Queen of Elfan's Nourice" or "The Queen of Elfland's Nourice" is Child ballad number 40, although fragmentary in form. See also List of the Child Ballads References External links The Queen of Elfan's Nourice Child Ballads Fictional nannies Northumbrian folklore Scottish wikipedia.org
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nouryce
nouryce, -ysse obs. ff. nourice. Oxford English Dictionary
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Fairy Ointment
These tales, of the fairy or magic ointment, come under type: ML 5070 "Midwife to the fairies" (see also The Queen of Elfan's Nourice) It is Aarne-Thompson wikipedia.org
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nurrice
nurrice obs. form of nourice. Oxford English Dictionary
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noryce
noryce, -ys(e etc., varr. of nourice Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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nureis
nureis, -ice, is obs. ff. nourice. Oxford English Dictionary
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Changeling
Child ballad 40, The Queen of Elfland's Nourice, depicts the abduction of a new mother, drawing on the folklore of the changelings. wikipedia.org
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nouricery
† ˈnouricery Obs. rare. Forms: 4 noricerie, 5 norysrye, 7 Sc. nouricerie. [f. norice, norys nourice n. + -ry. Cf. mod.F. nourricerie.] 1. A nursery for children.c 1330 Amis & Amil. 2258 The douke wel fast gan aspie The kays of the noricerie. c 1440 Promp. Parv. 358/2 Norysrye, where yonge chyldur ar... Oxford English Dictionary
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norice
▪ I. norice obs. variant of nourish v.▪ II. norice, -iche obs. variants of nourice, nurse. Oxford English Dictionary
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norreis
norreis obs. variant of nourice, nurse. Oxford English Dictionary
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nutrice
nutrice rare. [ad. L. nūtrīcem, nūtrix: see nourice.] Nurse.1547 J. Harrison Exhort. Scottes 232 Of me your mother, your nutryce, and your bringer vp. 1880 Times 19 Aug. 4 Indicative of the character of the goddess as the nutrice of all the created nature. Oxford English Dictionary
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norise
noris(e, -ishe, -isse obs. varr. nourice. Oxford English Dictionary
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noresse
nores(se obs. forms of nourice, nourish. Oxford English Dictionary
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elfin
elfin, a. and n. (ˈɛlfɪn) Also 6–7 elphyne, -in, ? 8 Sc. elfan. [Obscurely f. elf n.1; app. first used by Spenser, and perh. suggested to him by the phrase elvene land ‘land of elves’ (see elven); the proper name Elphin in the Arthurian romances may possibly have influenced the form.] A. adj. 1. Per... Oxford English Dictionary
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