"gesiþcund" meaning in Old English

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          "english": "If a noble man should move, then he may keep his reeve and his smith and his children's nurse with him.",
          "text": "Laws of King Ine\nĠif ġesīþcund mon fare, þonne mōt hē habban his ġerēfan mid him ⁊ his smiþ ⁊ his ċildfestran.",
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        "genteel, well-born"
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    {
      "ipa": "/jeˈsiːθ.kund/"
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