"friendlihood" meaning in All languages combined

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        "2": "vriendlijkheid"
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  "etymology_text": "Alteration of earlier friendlihead, equivalent to friendly + -hood. Cognate with Dutch vriendlijkheid, Old Danish fryntlighet.",
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          "ref": "2006, Margaret Frazer, A Play of Knaves:",
          "text": "“He ran for help as soon as he saw what he'd done. No one thought there was intent about it. Hasn't made for friendlihood between the Ashewells and Medcotes, though.”",
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          "text": "[...] 'and also that he will not hurt you in your bargain if you could be friendlily disposed toward him as you have been; for without a friendlihood of your part he seems he should not greatly help you in your bargain, so I feel him. He lives somewhat aloof, and not utterly malicious against you.'",
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