"Anglois" meaning in Ancien français

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Noun

IPA: *\ãn.ɡɫɔi̯s\ Forms: Sujet [masculine, singular], Angloise [neuter, singular], - [singular], Régime [masculine, singular], Sujet [masculine, plural], Angloises [neuter, plural], Régime [masculine, plural]
  1. Anglais.
    Sense id: fr-Anglois-fro-noun-9-OdQm8p
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
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