Category:Middle English multiword terms
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Middle English lemmas that are a combination of multiple words, including idiomatic combinations.
- Category:Middle English idioms: Middle English phrases understood by subjective, as opposed to literal meanings.
- Category:Middle English phrases: Middle English groups of words elaborated to express ideas, not necessarily phrases in the grammatical sense.
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This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.
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- Middle English idioms (0 c, 2 e)
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Pages in category "Middle English multiword terms"
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A
- a gate
- a hye
- a hyȝh
- a mad
- a noþer
- a nuy
- a nye
- a strote
- a winne
- a-bac
- a-bay
- a-baye
- a-cethe
- a-chete
- a-chetyn
- a-count
- a-counte
- a-counti
- a-coynt
- a-creoyz
- a-croiz
- a-cros
- a-crosse
- a-cyse
- a-ferd
- a-fore
- a-greable
- a-greabyll
- a-gree
- a-green
- a-high
- a-ligeaunce
- a-live
- a-lye
- a-lyve
- a-mad
- a-masid
- a-med
- a-namourd
- a-noy
- a-noye
- a-nuy
- a-nuyȝen
- a-pece
- a-rayne
- a-reade
- a-say
- a-sayle
- a-saylynge
- a-saynge
- a-serche
- a-seth
- a-sise
- a-strangli
- a-strout
- a-strowt
- a-strut
- a-suwage
- a-swage
- a-swagen
- a-voy
- A. B. C.
- abbey-laird
- aboven þe mone
- aduant garde
- al toþeþur
- al-oone
- alde feder
- alde-vader
- ale-hous
- ale-house
- ale-stake
- all kynne
- an hy
- an-amered
- an-amored
- an-amourd
- and-sware
- ande-daiȝe
- ani man
- ani mon
- anunder mone
- anunder sonne
- anunder þe mone
- anunder þe sonne
- any mon
- appel trowe
- appil-tre
- apple tree
- appul tree
- aqua vite
- are-les
- as toward
- As Wedynsday
- aske Wenesday
- at fulle of þe mone
- at heuynesse
- at þe fulle of þe mone
- aven tide
- awe-tre
- ax-tre
- axe-tre
- axill tree
- aȝen-slaȝa
B
- bac-bon
- bagge pipe
- bak-bon
- bake mete
- bake-bone
- baken mete
- bakke bone
- bakke-bon
- bakun mete
- bale fire
- bale fyre
- bale-fire
- bale-fyre
- bale-siðe
- bale-siþe
- balowe fyer
- balowe fyre
- barn-hede
- barn-tem
- bathe vngent
- be-heste
- be-heyste
- be-hovely
- be-qwethyn
- be-refe
- be-reve
- bearn team
- bed-felow
- bede man
- bede-man
- bente mone
- berded sterre
- berem-tem
- beren-tem
- bi path
- bi-hest
- bi-path
- bi-quest
- bi-queðen
- bi-winne
- bitel-brouwed
- blame worthy
- blame wurthi
- blame-worthi
- blame-worthy
- blasynge sterne
- blasynge sterre
- bodd-word
- bode-word
- Boldon Buke
- bole fur
- bord cloth
- bord cloð
- brayn panne
- brayne panne
- bread-lepe
- bred full
- brede-ful
- bret ful
- bret full
- bret-ful
- bret-full
- brett-full
- brew hous
- breyn panne
- breyne panne
- broder elaw
- broder elawe
- broder in law
- brodyr yn lawe
- brother-in-lawe
- broþer worte
- broþer-in-lawe
- bruyt-ale
- bryd-gome
- bryngen to ground
- bukke skynne
- burde clath
- but esiliche
- butter-flyeȝ
- by flowe
- by proces
- by-gan
- by-heste
- by-paþ
- by-word
- bærn-les