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(Tid,) Tyd, Tyid, adj. (? Cf. Tidy adj. or Te v., the former, however, is not found otherwise applying to sheep, in the case of the latter the syncopated form would be remarkably early.) — 1495 Halyb. 90.
2 pokis an lam vol and the tothir tyd woll. Sald the tyd in Brugis for 25 merk 1498 Halyb. 179.
A pok of … half lamb woill and half tyd woyll 1498 Halyb. 219.
Of Neyll Boill a pok of tyid woyll
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