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A Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue (up to 1700)

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First published 1971 (DOST Vol. IV).
This entry has not been updated since then but may contain minor corrections and revisions.

Quotation dates: 1500-1504, 1570

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Morien, a. and n. Also: Moryen, Moriane. [e.m.E. Maurian (1509), Murrionn (a 1529), Morryan (c 1530), Morren (1559), Morian (1597), OF. Morien, Maurien, f. More Mor(e n.1] a. adj. Moorish, of Moorish race. b. Dark, swarthy. c. n. A Moor, blackamoor, negro. —a. 1504 Treasurer's Accounts II. 427.
To the Moryen taubronar, v Franch crounis
1504 Ib. 439.b. 1570 Satirical Poems x. 133.
Thocht he wes blak and moriane of hew
c. 1500 Treasurer's Accounts II. 97.
To Petir the Morien
1500 Ib. 99.
To the Moryen
1504 Ib. 430.
To the More taubronar to his expens maid be the Morienis, viij Franch crounis

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