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scrite
† scrite Obs. Also 3–4 scrit, 4 scritte, skryt(e, scriit, skrite, pl. scris, 4–5 scryt(e, 5 skrit. [Aphetic a. OF. escrit: see escript.] A writing, written document.1297 R. Glouc. (Rolls) 7682 Let it write clene ynou & þat scrit dude iwis In þe tresorie at westmunstre þere it ȝut is. a 1300 Cursor M... Oxford English Dictionary
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Furlan standard
Furlan standard or Furlan normalizât also known as coinè or lenghe comun, it is the lenghe scrite or the standard written language for the entire Friulian wikipedia.org
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scriit
scriit variant of scrite, writing. Oxford English Dictionary
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scris
scris variant pl. form of scrite. Oxford English Dictionary
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enseal
enseal, v. arch. (ɛnˈsiːl) Forms: 4–5 ensele, (5 enceyl), 6–7 enseal(l)e, 5– enseal. Also 5–7 inseal. [a. OFr. enseel-er, enceel-er, enseal-er, f. en- (see en-1) + seel (mod. sceau) seal.] 1. trans. To affix a seal to (a document); to attest or confirm by sealing.c 1330 R. Brunne Chron. (1810) 258 B... Oxford English Dictionary
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deuse
▪ I. † deus Obs. Also 5 dewes. [OF. deus, nom. of deu God, in common use as an exclamation: cf. Chanson de Roland xxv, ‘Dient Franceis: Deus! que pourrat-ce estre?’ (Littré); Horne and Rimenh. 2848 ‘Ohi! deus’.] The French interjectional deus!, ohi! deus, God!, ah God! occasionally retained in trans... Oxford English Dictionary
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script
▪ I. script, n.1 (skrɪpt) Also 5 skript. [In ME. an etymological spelling of scrite (so OF. escript for escrit:—L. scrīptum); later, ad. L. script-um, neut. pa. pple. of scrībĕre to write, used subst.] 1. Something written; a piece of writing. Now rare. † script of mart: see mart n.5c 1374 [see scri... Oxford English Dictionary
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obligation
obligation (ɒblɪˈgeɪʃən) [a. OF. obligation, -acion (1235 in Godef. Compl.), ad. L. obligātiōn-em an engaging or pledging, a binding agreement or bond; rarely lit., a binding; fig., an entangling, ensnaring; n. of action f. obligāre to oblige.] 1. The action of binding oneself by oath, promise, or c... Oxford English Dictionary
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unto
unto, prep. and conj. (ˈʌntʊ) Forms: α. 4– unto (5 untoo), 4–7 vnto (5 north. vntew), 5, 6 Sc. wnto. β. 5–6, 7 Sc., 9 dial. onto (5 onne-to, Sc. one-to). [f. on the analogy of until prep., by substitution of to prep. in place of the northern equivalent til till prep. Cf. the independent OS. untō. Si... Oxford English Dictionary
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perfect
▪ I. perfect, a. (adv., n.) (ˈpɜːfɪkt) Forms: see below. [Orig. ME. parfīt, -fite, a. OF. parfit, -fite (11th c. in Littré):—L. perfect-um, pa. pple. of perficĕre to accomplish, perform, complete, f. per- 2 + facĕre to do, make. Subsequently influenced by OF. parfet, -fete, -feit, -fait, in which th... Oxford English Dictionary
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