"wͭ" meaning in English

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Preposition

Head templates: {{head|en|prepositions|head=}} wͭ, {{en-prep}} wͭ
  1. Alternative form of wt (“with”) Tags: alt-of, alternative Alternative form of: wt (extra: with)
    Sense id: en-wͭ-en-prep-TwhGE5Rn Categories (other): English entries with incorrect language header, English prepositions

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          "ref": "[1502], Chronycle of Englonde, [London]: [Wynkyn de Worde], →OCLC",
          "text": "The kynge axed upon a daye counſeyll of the quene what was beſt to do wͭ the ſones yͭ were Edmonde Irenſydes. Syr ſayd ſhe.they ben the ryght heyres of the londe / ⁊ yf they lyue they wyll do moche ſorowe wͭ warre / ⁊ therfore lete ſende them in to a ſtrange londe a ferre to ſome man that may them defoyle ⁊ deſtroy.",
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          "ref": "1569, “Epistle to the Moste Vertuous and Noble Quene Elisabet, Quene of England, France, and Ireland, &c. […]”, in The Bible and Holy Scriptures Conteyned in the Olde and Newe Testament. […], 2nd edition, Geneva: […] Iohn Crispin",
          "text": "And as euery one is indued of God wͭ greater giftes, ſo ought he to be herein chefely heard, or at leaſt yͭ without yͤ expreſſe worde none be heard: for he yͭ hathe not yͤ worde ſpeaketh not by yͤ mouth of yͤ Lord.",
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          "ref": "1596, “The Papists doctrine touching the soules of dead men, and the appearing of them”, in R[obert] H[arrison], transl., Of Ghostes and Spirites, VValking by Night, and of straunge Noyses, Crackes, and sundrie forewarnings, which commonly happen before the death of men: Great slaughters, and alterations of Kingdomes. One Booke., London: […] Thomas Creede, translation of [De spectris, lemuribus et magnis atque insolitis fragoribus] by Lewes Lauaterus [i.e., Ludwig Lavater], pages 107–108",
          "text": "And yͭ it were beſt, yͤ ſober perſons ſhuld thus queſtiõ wͭ him, on ſom holiday before diner, or in yͤ night ſeaſõ, as is commõly accuſtomed.",
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          "ref": "2 Chronicles 23:21, column 2",
          "text": "And all the people of the land reioyced, and the city was quiet, after that they had ſlaine Athaliah wͭ the ſword.\n2 Maccabees 8:32, column 1 :\nThey ſlew alſo Philarches that wicked persõ who was wͭ Timotheus, ⁊ had annoied the Jewes many waies."
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          "text": "The kynge axed upon a daye counſeyll of the quene what was beſt to do wͭ the ſones yͭ were Edmonde Irenſydes. Syr ſayd ſhe.they ben the ryght heyres of the londe / ⁊ yf they lyue they wyll do moche ſorowe wͭ warre / ⁊ therfore lete ſende them in to a ſtrange londe a ferre to ſome man that may them defoyle ⁊ deſtroy.",
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          "text": "And as euery one is indued of God wͭ greater giftes, ſo ought he to be herein chefely heard, or at leaſt yͭ without yͤ expreſſe worde none be heard: for he yͭ hathe not yͤ worde ſpeaketh not by yͤ mouth of yͤ Lord.",
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          "text": "And yͭ it were beſt, yͤ ſober perſons ſhuld thus queſtiõ wͭ him, on ſom holiday before diner, or in yͤ night ſeaſõ, as is commõly accuſtomed.",
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