erest – A Chaucer Lexicon

erest adj. (sup.)

etymology : OE
addresser : Criseyde
addressee : Troilus
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : N/A
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A
nouns_nps_modified : Others
attributive :
predicative :
reference : TR4.1317, TR4.1318, TR4.1319, TR4.1320, TR4.1321, TR4.1322, TR4.1323,

TR4.1317 “Ănd thénk rĭght thús: ‘Crĭséyde ĭs nów ăgón. TR4.1318 Bŭt whát, shĕ shál cŏme hástĭlíche ăyéyn!’ TR4.1319 Ănd whánne, ăllás? By̆ Gód, lŏ, ríght ănón, TR4.1320 Ĕr dáyĕs tén, thĭs dár Ĭ sáufly̆ séyn. TR4.1321 Ănd thán ăt érstĕ shál wĕ bé sŏ féyn, TR4.1322 Sŏ ás wĕ shál tŏgíderĕs éverĕ dwéllĕ, TR4.1323 Thăt ..

erest adj. (sup.)

erest

etymology : OE
addresser : Pandarus
addressee : Troilus
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : N/A
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A
nouns_nps_modified : Others
attributive :
predicative : 1
reference : TR1.841, TR1.842, TR1.843, TR1.844, TR1.845, TR1.846, TR1.847,

TR1.841 Quŏd Pándărús, “Thăn blámĕstów Fŏrtúnĕ TR1.842 Fŏr thów ărt wróth; yĕ, nów ăt érst Ĭ sée. TR1.843 Wŏost thów năt wél thăt Fórtŭne ís cŏmúnĕ TR1.844 Tŏ éverĭ mánerĕ wíght ĭn sóm dĕgrée? TR1.845 Ănd yét thŏw hást thĭs cómfŏrt, ló, părdé, TR1.846 Thăt, ás hĭre jóiĕs mótĕn óvĕrgón, TR1.847 Sŏ móte hĭre sórwĕs ..