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Eofes-ham,
Eues-ham;
gen.
-hammes;
m.
[Flor.
Eouesham:
Hovd.
Heuesham:
Brom.
Euesham:
Kni.
Evisham,
Evysham,
Ewesham,
Evesham]
EVESHAM,
Worcestershire;
opp
di
nomen
in
agro
Vigorni
ensi
:--
Ðæs
géres
forþférde
Æfic
se
æðela
decanus
on
Eofesham
in
this
year
[A.
D.
1037]
died
Æfic
the
noble
dean
at
Evesham,
Chr.
1037;
Th.
294,
36,
col.
2.
Ælfward
wæs
abbad
on
Eofeshamme
rest
Ælfward
was
first
abbot
of
Evesham,
Chr.
1045;
Th.
303,
2.
Ðæs
ylcan
geáres
man
hálgode
ðæt
mynster
on
Eofeshamme
on
vi
id
Octobris
in
the
same
year
[A.
D.
1054]
was
consecrated
the
monastery
at
Evesham,
on
the
6th
of
the
Ides
of
October
[October
10th],
Chr.
1054;
Th.
322,
34,
col.
1;
324,
3,
col.
2
:
1078;
Th.
350,
15.
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mg-scír,
e;
f.
A
division
of
a
people,
containing
the
kinsmen
of
a
particular
family:--Teá
monna
látwu
ofer
téno
oððe
of
mégscíre
is
decanus
super
x.
vel
decurio
(the
glosser
seems
to
have
taken
de
as
a
separate
word)
est,
Rtl.
193,
19.
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tín,
tién,
tén,
týn
teá
(North.)
ten.
I.
as
an
adjective
with
a
noun
uninflected,
except
in
the
Northern
specimens:--Tín
dagas,
Bd.
1,
23;
S.
485,
24.
Ðis
is
ðara
týn
hída
bóc,
Cod.
Dip.
Kmbl.
v.
316,
33.
Mid
tién
bebodum,
Past.
17;
Swt.
125,
18.
Tién
ceastro
Decapoleas,
Wrt.
Voc.
ii.
26,
14.
Sume
tén
geár,
Bt.
38,
1;
Fox
194,
7.
Týn
þúsend
(téno
teá
ðúsendo,
Lind.:
tén
þúsende,
Rush.)
punda,
Mt.
Kmbl.
18,
24.
Gelíc
ðám
týn
fmnum
(téwm
hehstaldum,
Lind.:
tén
fémnan,
Rush.),
25,
1.
Mid
týn
(téum
ténum,
Lind.:
tén,
Rush.)
þúsendum,
Lk.
Skt.
14,
31.
Týn
(teá,
Lind.
Rush.)
hreófe
weras,
17,
12.
Teá
síðum,
Lind.
15,
8.
Fram
wintrum
ténum,
p.
8,
4.
Teá
téno
hreáfo,
p.
9,
8.
Of
téum
hehstaldum,
Mt.
Kmbl.
p.
19,
16.
Teá
monna
látwu
decanus,
Rtl.
193,
19.
II.
used
as
a
substantive
and
declined,
nom.
-e,
gen.
-a,
dat.
-um.
(1)
alone:--Ðá
gebulgon
ða
týne
(téno,
Lind.:
ténu,
Rush.)
hí,
Mk.
Skt.
10,
41.
Ða
hildlatan,
týne
ætsomne,
Beo.
Th.
5687;
B.
2847.
Týna
ealdor
decanus,
Wrt.
Voc.
ii.
138,
4.
Næs
tó
ánum
dæge,
ne
tó
fífon,
ne
tó
týnum,
ne
tó
twéntigum,
Num.
11,
19.
Aldormonn
ofer
téno
decanus,
Rtl.
193,
21,
19.
(2)
governing
a
genitive:--Gif
ðr
beóþ
týn
rihtwísra,
Gen.
18,
32.
Hæfde
se
ealwalda
engelcynna
týne
getrymede,
Cd.
Th.
16,
24;
Gen.
248.
Nigon
hund
wintra
hæfde
and
týne,
71,
3;
Gen.
1165.
II
a.
a
set
of
ten:--Týnum
and
twéntigum
on
ánum
inne
ætgædere
restan
let
them
sleep
by
tens
and
twenties
in
one
house,
R.
Ben.
47,
7.
II
b.
the
number
ten:--Ðis
tal
under
him
hæfis
óðer
tal
ðe
tó
ténum
wið
forecyme
(a
number
that
goes
up
to
ten),
Mt.
Kmbl.
p.
3,
20.
Tele
ðú
óð
ðæt
ðú
cume
tó
þrittiga,
eft
.
.
.
tele
óð
týne
(count
up
to
ten),
Lchdm.
iii.
228,
2.
[Goth.
taihun:
O.
Sax.
tehan:
O.
Frs.
tian,
tien:
O.
L.
Ger.
tén,
teiu,
tian:
O.
H.
Ger.
zehan:
Icel.
tíu.]
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stede.
I.
add
:--
Hí
of
ðám
stedum
þá
hors
ástyrian
ne
mihton,
Gr.
D.
15,
5.
¶
of
stede
(or
of-stede?
cf.
in-stede)
on
the
spot,
at
once
:--
Þænne
þú
of
stede
miht
syllan
cum
statim
possis
dare,
Scint.
193,
12:
197,
13.
II.
add
:--
On
ðám
ýtemestan
styde
standan,
R.
Ben.
I.
76,
9.
Ærest
man
ásmeáð
þæs
húses
stede,
Angl.
viii.
324,
8.
II
b.
add
:--
Seó
gítsung
næfde
nnne
stede
on
heora
heortan,
Hml.
Th.
i.
326,
35.
Smeága
gehwá
on
his
móde,
gif
ðás
beboda
habbað
nigne
stede
on
his
heortan,
ii.
228,
21.
II
c.
official
position
:--
On
his
styde
se
ðe
is
wyrðe
efterfylige
in
loco
eius
(decanus)
qui
dignus
est
succedat,
R.
Ben.
I.
54,
9.
Mathias
wæs
gecoren
on
Iúdan
stede,
Ælfc.
T.
Grn.
15,
39.
v.
beán-,
ceáp-,
ciric-,
cwealm-,
hám-,
hleów-,
hlós-,
mynster-,
plog-,
treów-,
tún-,
wáfung-,
wer-stede;
in-stede;
adv.
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