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@@@LINK=ȝeve Oxford English Dictionary
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Aayudham (1990 film)
"Yeve Yeve Rangamma" — Mano, S. Janaki "Chinthaku Thooche" — S. P. B., S. Janaki "Maa Palle Kochindhi" — Mano, S. Janaki "Saru Doragaaru" — S. P. wikipedia.org
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ȝeve
▪ I. yeve, ȝeve etc.: see give, etc.▪ II. yeve obs. f. eve n.1, if. Oxford English Dictionary
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i-yeven
▪ I. † i-ˈyeve, v. Obs. In 3 i-ȝefuen. [f. i-1 + ME. ȝeven, give: cf. OHG. gigeban, gegeben, MHG. gegeben.] trans. To give.c 1205 Lay. 21947 Heo þa iȝefuen ȝisles þan kingen.▪ II. i-yeve(n i-ȝeve(n, i-ȝive(n, i-yove(n, i-ȝove(n, i-ȝyve, ME. pa. pple. of give. Oxford English Dictionary
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Studies in African Music
Volume I Contents Introduction Play-Songs and Fishing Songs The Instruments of the Orchestra The Nyayito Dance Yeve Cult Music Club Dances - The Drumming The Homogeneity of African Music Tone and Tune The Neo-Folk-Music Volume II Contents Play-Songs and Fishing Songs The Nyayito Dance Yeve wikipedia.org
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i-yeve
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moryeve
† moryeve Obs. Forms: α. 1 morᵹenᵹifu, -ᵹyfu, morᵹanᵹifu, 3 marhenȝiue, morȝen-ȝiue; β. 3 mærȝeue, morȝeue, mor(h)ȝiue, 5 mor(r)yve; γ. 3 mareȝeue, marechȝeue, marheȝeue, mahre-ȝiue, moru-ȝiue, 4 morw(e-)ȝyve, morow-ȝyfe, more ȝif. [OE. morᵹenᵹifu, f. morᵹen morn, morrow + ᵹifu gift, yeve; correspon... Oxford English Dictionary
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slugly
† ˈslugly, adv. Obs.—1 [f. slug a.] Sluggishly; lazily.1436 Libel Eng. Policy in Pol. Poems (Rolls) II. 203 God yeve us grace..slugly not to slepe In shame of synne. Oxford English Dictionary
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yeresyeve
† yeresyeve Obs. Forms: 2 ȝieresȝieve, 3 jherscheve, jaresive, 3–4 ȝeres-, yeresȝyve, -ȝiue, -ȝeue, -yeve, 5 ȝereseffe. [f. yeres, gen. of year n. + ȝive, ȝeue give n.1] A gift customarily given or exacted at the New Year, or at the beginning of a year of office.1194 Charter Rich. I in Rymer Fœdera ... Oxford English Dictionary
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jubarb
† jubarb Obs. (ˈdʒuːbəb) [a. F. joubarbe:—jousbarbe (= Sp. jusbarba):—L. Jovis barba Jove's beard.] The houseleek.[c 1265 Voc. in Wr.-Wülcker 558/26 Iouis barba, i. iubarbe, i. singrene.] c 1450 Bk. Hawkyng in Rel. Ant. I. 301 Yeve here jus of rasne and jubarde. 1524 Gt. Herbal ccclxxxi. xij, An her... Oxford English Dictionary
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whichsoever
whichsoˈever, pron. arch. [f. which: see soever.] 1. = whichever 1.c 1450 Godstow Reg. 532 To the said Alisaundre and molde his wyf and to ther heires or ther assignes or whom-so-euer or which-so-euer and whan-so-euer he wolde yeve bequeth selle or assigne hit. 1795 Washington Let. Writ. 1892 XIII. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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indw
indw obs. form of endue, endow.c 1440 Promp. Parv. 261/2 Indwyn, and yeve warysone, doto. Ibid., Indwynge, dotacio. Oxford English Dictionary
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aulner
▪ I. alner variant of almoner2. Obs., a purse.c 1460 Launfal 319, I wyll the yeve an alner I-mad of sylk and of gold cler.▪ II. † ˈalner, aulner Obs. rare. [a. OFr. aulnère, aulneor, mod.Fr. auneur (:—L. alenātor) n. of agent f. aulner to measure by the ell: see alnage and -er.] = alnager.1483 Act 1... Oxford English Dictionary
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flagelle
▪ I. † flagelle, n. Obs. [ad. L. flagellum dim. of flagrum scourge.] A scourge.c 1430 Lydg. Bochas i. (1544) 15 a, Their olde offences to punishe..As a flagell. c 1430 ― Min. Poems (Percy Soc.) 146 Thu must of righte yeve hym is penaunce, With this flagelle of equite and resoun.▪ II. † flagelle, v. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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whensoever
whensoever, adv., conj. (hwɛnsəʊˈɛvə(r)) Also poet. whensoe'er (-ˈɛə(r)). [f. prec. + ever adv.; cf. soever.] = whenever 1.c 1320 Cast. Love (Halliw.) 177 Thet whensoever the appul he ȝete, Thorwhe deth that lyfe he shulde forlete. c 1450 Godstow Reg. 532 To..whom-so-euer or which-so-euer and whan-s... Oxford English Dictionary
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