A Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue (up to 1700)
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First published 1990 (DOST Vol. VII).
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Rememb(e)ring, -yng, vbl. n. Also: remmemb-, ramember-. [Remember v. Cf. late ME remembring (c1449).] a. In (in to) remembryng (of), in memory (of); ? as a reminder of. b. The action of remembering; (one's) memory. c. Recording. d. But ramemberyng, unremembered. e. A reminder.a. a1400 Leg. S. xl 532.
In the erde [he] cane it thrink, Of that merwale in remembryng c1500 Fyve Bestes 318.
In to remembering of his hie estaitb. a1500 Lanc. 148.
That may hir one to thi remembryng brynge 1531 Bell. 1531 Boece I vi.
And first occurrit to my remembring [Bann. MS remmembring] How that I wes in service with the kingc. 1488–9 Acta Conc. I 109/2.
That this act be gevin for remembring herof to the … chancellared. 1513 Doug. xi xvi 29.
Nor this thy slauchter but ramemberyng Amang all pepill sall not be, nor menynge. 1535 Stewart 61230.
Tha four partis [of his body] tha send … Aboue the portis for to be set … that euerie man micht se, Till all other remembring of sic thing
