drie – A Chaucer Lexicon

drie adj. (1)

etymology : OE
addresser : Narrator
addressee : N/A
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : N/A
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A (but see 4.118)
nouns_nps_modified : suffering, sorrow or grief (Troilus’s tears)
attributive :
predicative : 1
reference : TR4.1170, TR4.1171, TR4.1172, TR4.1173, TR4.1174, TR4.1175, TR4.1176,

TR4.1170 Sŏ áftĕr thát hĕ lónge hădde híre cŏmpléynĕd, TR4.1171 Hĭs hóndĕs wróng, ănd séyd thăt wás tŏ séyĕ TR4.1172 Ănd wíth hĭs téerĭs sált hĭre brést by̆réynĕd, TR4.1173 Hĕ gán thŏ téerĭs wýpĕn óf fŭl dréyĕ, TR4.1174 Ănd pítŏuslý găn fór thĕ sóulĕ préyĕ, TR4.1175 Ănd séyde, “Ŏ Lórd, thăt sét ărt ín thĭ ..

drie adj. (1)

drie

etymology : OE
addresser : Narrator
addressee : N/A
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : dead
counterpart_in_its_sources : 3.12
nouns_nps_modified : plants (but used in a figurative way and refers to Troilus)
attributive :
predicative : 1
reference : TR3.351, TR3.352, TR3.353, TR3.354, TR3.355, TR3.356, TR3.357,

TR3.351 Bŭt ríght sŏ ás thĭse hóltĕs ánd thĭse háyĭs, TR3.352 Thăt hán ĭn wýntĕr dédĕ bén ănd dréyĕ, TR3.353 Rĕvéstĕn hém ĭn grénĕ whán thăt Máy ĭs, TR3.354 Whăn évery̆ lústy̆ líkĕth bést tŏ pléyĕ; TR3.355 Rĭght ín thăt sélvĕ wísĕ, sóth tŏ séyĕ, TR3.356 Wăx sódĕynlíche hĭs hértĕ fúl ŏf jóiĕ, TR3.357 Thăt ..