See Frankisch in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"english": "Although the Lex Salica was written during the reign of Clovis in the early sixth century, we only have the text in later copies, dating from the eighth and ninth centuries. One notable version is the edition containing the Malberg glosses from the eighth century. This includes Frankish words and phrases, which are inserted into the manuscript text with the abbreviation 'mall.' or 'malb.', which is short for 'mallobergo', meaning 'in court', and which reflect the foreign terms commonly used in court proceedings.",
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"text": "2002, Nicoline van der Sijs, Chronologisch woordenboek. De ouderdom en herkomst van onze woorden en betekenissen, 2nd ed., L.J. Veen: Amsterdam / Antwerpen, p. 107 (dbnl.org)",
"translation": "Although the Lex Salica was written during the reign of Clovis in the early sixth century, we only have the text in later copies, dating from the eighth and ninth centuries. One notable version is the edition containing the Malberg glosses from the eighth century. This includes Frankish words and phrases, which are inserted into the manuscript text with the abbreviation 'mall.' or 'malb.', which is short for 'mallobergo', meaning 'in court', and which reflect the foreign terms commonly used in court proceedings.",
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"ref": "2016, Frits van Oostrom, Stemmen op schrift. Geschiedenis van de Nederlandse literatuur vanaf het begin tot 1300, 7th ed., Uitgeverij Bert Bakker: Amsterdam, p. 55 (dbnl.org)",
"text": "[...] een glossencorpus uit de negende eeuw: de Malbergse glossen bij de Lex salica. Die laatste is een Latijnse wetstekst uit de tijd van koning Clovis (zesde eeuw), alleen bekend uit handschriften vanaf de negende eeuw. [...] De overlevering van de Lex salica kent een vertakking waarin de Latijnse hoofdtekst wordt omkranst door Frankische glossen. Men noemt deze tekstvariant de Malbergse glossen naar de gelatiniseerde vorm (in) mallobergo, die het handschrift zelf gebruikt, en die ‘(op) de gerechtsberg’ betekent, hetgeen verwijst naar de gewijde plaats waar de Germanen recht spraken.",
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"translation": "Although the Lex Salica was written during the reign of Clovis in the early sixth century, we only have the text in later copies, dating from the eighth and ninth centuries. One notable version is the edition containing the Malberg glosses from the eighth century. This includes Frankish words and phrases, which are inserted into the manuscript text with the abbreviation 'mall.' or 'malb.', which is short for 'mallobergo', meaning 'in court', and which reflect the foreign terms commonly used in court proceedings.",
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"ref": "2016, Frits van Oostrom, Stemmen op schrift. Geschiedenis van de Nederlandse literatuur vanaf het begin tot 1300, 7th ed., Uitgeverij Bert Bakker: Amsterdam, p. 55 (dbnl.org)",
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