We are grateful for the lexicographical contributions she made over these last 5 years, and wish her the best of luck in her new and exciting position!

Delphine joined the Anglo-Norman Dictionary project as a research assistant in 2020 and was one of the editors to work on the Second Edition of the letters S and T.

‪@kbneal.bsky.social‬ We *will* add this feature - after some much needed tidying up of the parts of speech sections throughout the dictionary. So this might take a while ...

Let me take this up with our technical person! Sound like a good idea!

Although, possibly, might this be another attestion: anglo-norman.net/entry/grawe ??

By the way, the answer to question 1 is ‘descoverir’. And for question 2: ‘desnetteté’, ‘esnetter’, ‘net’, ‘tresnet’, and 5 more entries. But you can now so easily find this for yourself - with the new Advanced Search tool, evidently!

Or which Anglo-Norman words derive from the FEW’s etymon 'nitidus' (and share the same etymology)?

Go to our ‘Advanced Search’ page, and chose ‘Cognate References’. This tool offers you a whole new dimension in querying the AND's dataset!

In addition, we’ll develop some exciting new search tools and options as well! We’ll keep you posted!

Emma's transcription of 'Mes Enemys' is available here anglo-norman.net/publications..., with more forthcoming on a very interesting 'Polistorie' fragment.

We are now beginning the revision of V– (the final letter to be revised for the Second Edition) together with an overall consolidation of the sources, contents and methodologies of the entire dictionary. We are aiming to complete the Second Edition by March 2029.
#medievalsky

The works of Wace, a large and important source of early Anglo-Norman, were added to the A-Z dictionary. A thorough examination of surnames in Anglo-Norman sources yielded a wealth of new materials, resulting in in 877 new entries (with 909 senses and subsenses, 1873 citations) in the dictionary.

After extensive revision, there are now 281 substantive entries under W- (more than doubling those in the first edition!), with 367 senses and subsenses, 763 dated citations, and 58 locutions. X- had no entries in the first edition, but now has three.
anglo-norman.net/entry/wach

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