57 realizations found in Old French

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ID Shift Language Lexeme Meaning 1 Dir Meaning 2
#35 to see/to look at → to have opinion Old French
English
regarder / regard to look at to consider Open realization
#61 straight ↔ correct, right Old French droit / droit rectilinear right, true Open realization
#563 man (male) ↔ human, person Old French home man (male) human, person Open realization
#584 to grasp, seize → to conceive, become pregnant Old French conceivre to contain completely to conceive, to become pregnant Open realization
#743 to weigh (tr.) → to think, consider Old French
English
ponderer / ponder to weigh to reflect, to consider Open realization
#898 cheek → jaw Old French
English
joue / jaw cheek jaw Open realization
#933 man (male) ↔ husband Old French baron man (male) husband Open realization
#1005 head → chief, boss Old French chief head chief, leader Open realization
#1150 low (location) → bad (ethically) Old French
English
bas / base 'low' 'lacking moral worth; cowardly, despicable' Open realization
#1163 to work ↔ to plough Old French
French
labourer to work to plough Open realization
#1164 to suffer ↔ to work Old French
French
travail suffering, torment work (n.) Open realization
#1200 to stink → polecat, ferret (Mustela putorius) Old French
French
put / putois stench polecat, ferret (Mustela putorius) Open realization
#1496 bowels, intestine ↔ sausage Old French
Latin
boiel, boel / botellus bowels, intestine a small sausage Open realization
#1960 soldier → pawn (in chess) Old French peon infantryman pawn (in chess) Open realization
#2074 to plant → plant (biol.) Old French planter / plante to plant, put (a seed or plant) in the ground plant (biol.) Open realization
#2083 high (location) → proud Old French
English
haut / haughty high scornfully and condescendingly proud Open realization
#2481 strong → fortress Old French fort / forteresce strong fortress (building) Open realization
#2526 white → wheat Old French fleuri white wheat Open realization
#2784 to trade → to deceive Old French barater to make and exchange to deceive Open realization
#3093 miserable, unhappy → leper Old French mesel unhappy, miserable leper Open realization
#3093 miserable, unhappy → leper Old French
Italian
mesel / miṡèllo miserable, unhappy leper Open realization
#3118 to defend → to cure, treat (medically) Old French
French
garir / guérir to protect to heal Open realization
#3191 cuckoo → cuckold, deceived husband Old French cucu, cocu / cucuault cuckoo cuckold, deceived husband Open realization
#4209 court (of a sovereign) → court of law Old French cort, curt royal court assemblée d'un prince, surtout dans sa fonction de tribunal (assembly of a prince, especially in function of tribunal) Open realization
#4421 almond → tonsil Old French amigdale (rare) almond (medicine) tonsil Open realization
#4646 to see/to look at → mirror Old French mirer / mireor to see/to look at mirror Open realization
#5191 bark (of a tree) → to tan (hides) Old French tan / taner pulped oak bark used in the tanning process to tan (to turn hide into leather) Open realization
#5389 rooster → tap, faucet Old French
Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French)
coc / coq rooster tap, faucet Open realization
#5834 thigh / hip → jamb (of a door, window) Old French jambe leg, (horse's) hock jumb (of a door, window) Open realization
#5911 to decorticate, debark → to skin, flay Old French escorchier to decorticate, debark to skin, flay Open realization
#6435 sour → sorrel Old French sur / sorel, surele sour sorrel Open realization
#7234 spring, fountain → fontanelle Old French fontenelle small spring, fountain fontanelle Open realization
#7495 pig (Sus scrofa) → porcupine Old French porc / porc-espin pig (Sus scrofa) porcupine Open realization
#7641 storm → accident Old French
Irish Gaelic
tempeste / timpiste storm; tempest accident Open realization
#8127 female breast → udder Old French piz chest, breast udder Open realization
#8212 June → July Old French juin / juignet June July Open realization
#8551 to open one's mouth → to be surprised Old French baer / ébahir to open one's mouth to surprise Open realization
#8689 document (n.) → role (theater) Old French
Middle French
role / rolle scroll (rolled up document) role (function or position of something) Open realization
#8763 soup → dinner, evening meal Old French sope / soper soup dinner, evening meal Open realization
#9452 must (in winemaking) → mustard (spice) Old French moust / moustarde must (in winemaking) mustard (spice) Open realization
#9857 abdomen / belly → rumen Old French
Middle High German
pance / panze abdomen, belly rumen Open realization
#10172 ambergris ↔ amber Old French ambre (gris) / ambre (jaune) ambergris amber Open realization
#10511 equerry → <high rank> Old French
French
mareschal, marescal / maréchal officer in charge of the care of horses military rank, usually ranking above general Open realization
#822 worm → red Latin
Old French
vermiculus / vermeil little worm (→ the scarlet worm, Vulg. Exod. 35, 25; cf. Hier. Ep. 64, 19) bright red; vermilion Open realization
#2478 cheek → shield Latin
Old French
buccula / bocler cheek shield Open realization
#2971 thorn → dog-rose Latin
Old French
aculeus / aiglant thorn, spine wild rosebush Open realization
#3091 look (n.) → face Latin
Old French
visus / vis look, gaze face Open realization
#3095 hot → necessary Latin
Old French
calere / chaut to be hot necessary Open realization
#3300 heart ↔ bowels, intestine Breton
Old French
kalon / cauldun heart intestine Open realization
#4215 crumb → negation marker Latin
Old French
mica / mie crumb (used with ne) negation marker Open realization
#5840 artisan → blacksmith Latin
Old French
faber / fevre worker in wood, stone, metal, etc. smith Open realization
#6386 yellow → golden oriole Latin
Old French
aureolus / oriol gold, golden; Of the color of gold, gold-colored golden oriole Open realization
#8197 enemy → army Latin
Old French
hostis / ost enemy army (armed military force) Open realization
#8451 bank, shore → river Latin
Old French
riparius / riviere of a riverbank river Open realization
#9513 mind (n.) → manner, way, method Latin
Old French
mens, mentis / -ment mind (n.) (adverbial suffix) manner Open realization
#10115 legume → vegetable Latin
Old French
legumen / legun legume vegetable Open realization
#10511 equerry → <high rank> Medieval Latin
Old French
comes stabuli / conestable stablemaster, equerry high militay rank; supreme commander of the French armies Open realization