mare
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mare Early ME.
māre (XII), with stem-vowel from obl. cases of OE.
mearh horse, finally superseding
mēre,
müre, OE. *
mēre, *
mīere.
mȳre :- Gmc. *
marχjōn (MLG., MDu.
mer(r)ie, OHG.
mar(i)ha, Du.
merrie, G.
mähre, ON. (
merr), f. *
marχaz horse (OHG.
marah, ON.
marr), corr. to Gaulish (acc. sg.)
márkan, (O)Ir., Gaelic
marc, W.
march.
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