aise in Ancien français

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    "Du latin adjacens (« à proximité, sous la main ») → voir aiable, aiage et aier."
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          "text": "aise de ville, servitude communale, chemin, passage."
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    "Du latin adjacens (« à proximité, sous la main ») → voir aiable, aiage et aier."
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"aise" meaning in Ancien français

Adjective

Adverb

Noun

Alternative forms