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First published 1951 (DOST Vol. II).
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Dominik, -ynyk, a. and n. [e.m.E. dominik (c 1540), L. Dominicus.] Dominican (friars); pl. Dominicans. —1533 Boece xiii. viii. 515 b.
Sanct Dominyk … institute the ordoure of ffreris predicatouris, quhilk … ȝit ar namyt the Domynyk ffreris 1567 G. Ball. 205.
His Carmelitis and Jacobinis, His Dominikis had greit do
