fremed – A Chaucer Lexicon

fremed adj.

etymology : OE
addresser : Narrator
addressee : N/A
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : tame
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A
nouns_nps_modified : human beings
attributive :
predicative :
reference : TR3.526, TR3.527, TR3.528, TR3.529, TR3.530, TR3.531, TR3.532,

TR3.526 Drédĕlés, ĭt clér wăs ín thĕ wýnd TR3.527 Ŏf évery̆ píe ănd évery̆ léttĕ-gámĕ; TR3.528 Nŏw ál ĭs wél, fŏr ál thĕ wórld ĭs blýnd TR3.529 Ĭn thís mătérĕ, bóthĕ frémde ănd támĕ. TR3.530 Thĭs týmbŭr ís ăl rédy̆ úp tŏ frámĕ; TR3.531 Ŭs lákkĕth nóught bŭt thát wĕ wítĕn wóldĕ TR3.532 Ă cértĕyn ..

fremed adj.

fremed

etymology : OE
addresser : Criseyde
addressee : Pandarus
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : N/A
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A
nouns_nps_modified : Others (Pandarus' way of speaking)
attributive : 1
predicative :
reference : TR2.246, TR2.247, TR2.248, TR2.249, TR2.250, TR2.251, TR2.252,

TR2.246 “Bǔt fór thě lóve ǒf Gód Ǐ yów bǐséchě, TR2.247 Ǎs yé běn hé thǎt Í lǒve móost ǎnd trístě, TR2.248 Lǎt bé tǒ mé yǒure frémde mǎnérě spéchě, TR2.249 Ǎnd séy tǒ mé, yǒure nécě, whát yǒw lístě.” TR2.250 Ǎnd wíth thǎt wórd hǐre úncle ǎnóon hǐre kístě, TR2.251 Ǎnd séydě, “Gládly̌, lévě ..