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tawian;
p.
ode.
I.
to
taw,
dress
or
prepare
material
:--
Ðá
bæd
se
Godes
man
ðæt
him
man
íserngelóman
mid
hw
te
ðyder
brohte
ðæt
land
mid
tó
tawienne.
Ðá
ðæt
land
ða
getawod
wæs
and
hé
on
gerisne
tíd
mid
hwte
hit
seów
ferramenta
sibi
ruralia
cum
frumento
adferri
rogavit,
quod
dum
praeparata
terra
tempore
congruo
seminaret,
Bd.
4,
28;
M.
366,
24.
[Birrþ
læredd
mann
þurrh
spell
mekenn
þin
herrte,
and
turrnenn
itt
and
tawwenn
itt
and
nesshenn
itt,
Orm.
15908.
The
sotter
that
tawith
ure
lethir,
Rel.
Ant.
ii.
175,
24
(about
1308).
Tewyn
lethyr
frunio,
corrodio,
Prompt.
Parv.
490.
O.
Du.
touwen
to
curry
leather:
O.
H.
Ger.
zauwen,
zouwen
exercere
(ferrum).
Cf.
also
tew
or
tewynge
of
lethyr
frunicio,
Prompt.
Parv,
489:
O.
H.
Ger.
zawa
tinctura:
Goth.
taui
work.
Teware
corridiator,
Prompt.
Parv.
490:
O.
H.
Ger.
zauwari
tinctorius].
v.
tewestre.
II.
but
the
word
seems
to
occur
in
the
older
time
in
reference
to
the
ill-treatment
of
persons
or
things,
to
intreat
shamefully
or
evilly,
treat
badly,
abuse,
insult.
Cf.
to
tew
=
to
trouble,
vex,
E.
D.
S.
Pub.
(Linc.),
and
see
Halliwell
:--
Oft
týne
oððe
twelfe
(flotmen)
lc
æfter
óðrum
scendaþ
and
tawiaþ
tó
bysmore
ðæs
þegnes
cwenan
and
hwílum
his
dohtor
oððe
nýdmágan,
ðær
hé
on
lócaþ
ðe
lt
hine
sylfne
rancne
and
rícne,
r
ðæt
gewurde,
Wulfst.
162,
20.
Se
deófol
eów
tawode
þurh
his
drýmen
swá
swá
hé
wolde
the
devil
hath
treated
you
as
he
pleased
(the
persons
addressed
had
been
deprived
in
turn
of
the
power
of
speech,
motion,
and
sight)
by
his
wizards,
Homl.
Th.
ii.
486,
31.
Hé
heora
burga
forbærnde
and
hí
tó
bysmore
tawode
(tucode,
MSS.
C.
V.)
he
burnt
up
their
cities
and
evilly
intreated
them,
Homl.
Skt.
ii.
25,
388.
Hé
Godes
templ
tawode
tó
bysmore
he
had
shamefully
abused
God's
temple
(cf.
l.
538),
25,
542.
Ðæt
folc
hine
hæfde
swá
yfele
swilce
hé
sumes
þinges
scyldig
wre;
and
ealle
men
hine
fram
stówe
tó
stówe
brudon,
and
tó
wundre
tawedon
treated
him
wondrous
ill,
i.
23,
654.
Ða
ðe
gefongne
wron
hié
tawedan
mid
ðære
mstan
uniéðnesse;
sume
ofslógon,
sume
ofswungon,
sume
him
wið
feó
gesealdon.
Ðá
Rómáne
ðæt
geácsedan,
ðá
sendan
hié
rendracan
tó
him
...
Ðá
tawedan
hié
eft
ða
rendracan
mid
ðæm
mstan
bismere,
swá
hié
ða
óþre
r
dydon,
Ors.
4,
1;
Swt.
154,
7-13.
Ðæt
hié
hié
mósten
tawian
mid
ðære
mstan
bismrunge,
3,
3;
Swt.
102,
21.
v.
getawian;
teágan.
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