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# Title: [Illustris Viri Godofr. Guilielmi Leibnitii Collectanea Etymologica] Illvstris Viri Godofr. Gvilielmi Leibnitii Collectanea Etymologica (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 10; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 10)
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FR A NCO.
Auere. Dcichnen mit dem Flitich, oder mit
der Fliete, Flek, blelture, blason.
FLOT, Auctus, Aottant, quod Auctibus Fer-
tur, natat. Etiam Flosse nobis, quod Gallis
bois portant. Florre de multitudine rorum
natantium, atque ita tandem de clase. Flu-
etus, Auere, Aiessen, Rossen, cognata.
FOK, ver, Verthum, depenser, detairo.
FOURRACE a Fodrum, sutter; Futtern eAt
alere, jumenta potissiHIm.
FOx F, hepar ex Italo fegato, quod abFsepa-
seMenasio latis verilimiliter; observari tamen
velim, lae omnia posse a Celtico quodam an-
tiquo derirari, quia afu Cambro. Britannis est
hepar. Cermanicum etiam leber nondissonat.
FREF, Franc, Frilch, Cerus; ex olim Fram,
Ceparatus.
ERANCF, Feansia, Friler, Kriulen; Fringant.
FROC, Olim Aoccus, quod ex Roccis rudi-
relana. Sed quid li a rock iiber rock, con-
tracte froc, quitotum tepit, quo sensu hodie
lur. tour; Calli Ttalique scriptores deindeigno-
rata vera origine, ad Roccos contugerint.
6.
GALERTE, salleric.
Nicotio ab aller,
Menasioagalere, Calanora à galer, le re-
jouir. Unde in Cocunda editione operis He-
nasiani (credo ab autore additionum) irride.
Euc. Peccarit tantum in significatione vocis
saler, quae significat non tantum gaudere, sed
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