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menen,
mennen,
minnen,
es
;
n.
A
female
servant,
bondwoman,
handmaid
:--
Án
menen
þeówæ
ancilla,
Mt.
Kmbl.
Rush.
26,
69:
vernacula,
Wrt.
Voc.
ii.
123,
37.
Mennen
ancilla,
2,
39.
Sunu
menenes
ðínes
filius
ancillæ
tuæ,
Ps.
Surt.
115,
16:
122,
2.
Minenes,
p.
200,
6.
Be
ceorles
mennenes
niédh
mede.
Gif
mon
ceorles
mennen
tó
nédhmde
geþreáteþ,
L.
Alf.
pol.
25;
Th.
i.
78.
11-12:
Cd.
103
;
Th.
136,
14;
Gen.
2258:
97;
Th.
128,
13;
Gen.
2126.
Ðeáh
hwá
bebycgge
his
dóhtor
on
þeówenne
ne
síe
hió
ealles
swá
þeówu
swá
óðru
mennen
is,
L.
Alf.
12;
Th.
i.
46,
13.
CCL
ðara
monna,
esna
and
mennena
(servos
et
ancillas),
Bd.
4,
13;
S.
583,
20.
[Cf.
Icel.
man;
n.
a
bondman
or
bondwoman:
O.
H.
Ger.
mana-houpit
=
a
servant;
v.
Grmm.
R.
A.
301.]
v,
drunc-,
mere-,
þeów-menen
(-mennen).
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