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æppel (1)

noun, m., a-decl., 31 occ.

Type: plant-part

Last Update: 17.10.2011 09:28

Old-English: æpel-, æppel, æppel-, æppil-, æppyl-, apol-, ęppel, hapel-, happel, æpl, appel, æpples, æppeles, æples, applæs, eaples, æpple, æple, æpplas, æplas, æppla, æpla, æpilra, appla, apla, epla, uppla, æpplum, æplum, æwplum, happlum, aplum,

Latin (Machine generated): MALA, MALIS, MALUM, POMA, POMORUM, POMUM,

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References Last Update: 25.12.2022 06:42

Meaning Last Update: 22.02.2010 08:11

  • A: plant-part: native
    Mali fructus, apple, Apfel
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Comment Last Update: 17.10.2011 09:10

  • Comment on (A): Mali fructus, apple, Apfel

    Ad declination: orig. u-decl. The attributes swēte 'sweet, süß', milsc 'sweet, mild; süß, mild', sūr 'sour, sauer', sūr-melsc 'sweet and sour, süßsauer', grēne 'green, unripe; grün, unreif', hwīt 'white, not coloured, unripe; weiß, nicht gefärbt, unreif', which are used to define æppel, denote different, not identifyable subspecies or degrees of ripeness. For further information see the respective lemmata: →æppel, grēne; →æppel, hwīt; →æppel, milsc; →æppel, sūr; →æppel, sūrmelsc; →æppel, swēte.

    Although different kinds of apples were used, identifying a distinct species is nearly impossible for this period (cf. Banham 1990,107ff and Hagen 1995,50); archeobotanists tend towards normalising to Malus sylvestris (L.) Mill.

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Occurrences Last Update: 04.06.2009 06:37

  • C 1.1, Abbo 11, 225 MALIS æpplum
  • C 1.2, Abbo 107, 6 MALIS æpplum
  • C 16, Prog, Förster, Archiv 125, 67, 649f POMA æppla
  • C 18.2, Hy S.31 POMUM æppel
  • C 4, BenR, 70, 16 POMA æpla
  • C 49, S.39, 962 MALUM ęppel
  • C 5, Mem, 126, 17f POMA æppla
  • C21.1, Rit, 99, 1 POMORUM æpilra
  • ClQu, 37,10 MALUM æppel
  • ClSt, M 13 MALA æppel
  • D 25, Bodley 730, f.145r, col.2/2 MALUM happel
  • HA, 232/18[1] gsg æples
  • LA, 154/1[2] nasg æppel
  • LA, 156/10[3] gsg æpples
  • LA, 156/14[4] nasg æppel
  • LB, 40/21 gsg æples
  • LB, 40/24 nasg æppel
  • LB, 40/26 nasg æppel
  • LB, 50/25 gpl æpla
  • LB, 73/21 napl æpla
  • LB, 74/21 gpl æppla
  • Ps(B), 78,1 POMORUM æppla
  • Ps(D), 78,1 POMORUM apla
  • Ps(E), 78,1 POMORUM æpla
  • Ps(F), 78,1 POMORUM epla
  • Ps(G), 78,1 POMORUM æppla
  • Ps(H), 78,1 POMORUM uppla[5]
  • Ps(I), 78,1 POMORUM æppla
  • Ps(I), 78,1 POMORUM æpplena
  • Ps(J), 78,1 POMORUM æpla
  • Ps(K), 78,1 POMORUM æpla
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Research Literature

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[1]:

Ch. CXIX; cont.: syle drincan on rinde þæs æples þe man malum granatum nemneþ; also cf. æppel, gecyrnlod.

[2]:

Nine Herbs Charm: þær geændode æppel 7 attor, þæt heo næfre ne wolde on hus bugan. also cf. note on LA 156/10 and wudu-sūræppel.

[3]:

Cont.: lombes cyrse, attorlaþan, magethan, netelan, wudusuræppel, fille 7 finul, ealde sapan; gewyrc þa wyrta to duste; mænge wiþ þa sapan 7 wþ þæs æpples [w]o[s] [...] Sing þæt galdor on ælcre þara wyrta, III ær he hy wyrce, 7 on þone æppel eal swa; 156/10: MS. gor, also Cockayne and Leonhardi. The plants listed here to a large extend overlap with those of the Nine Herbs Charm (cf. Grattan and Singer 1952,151, n.4), therfeore we can assume the meaing Mali fructus, crab-apple, Holzapfel for all three occurrences of the LA: cf. wudusūræppel.

[4]:

Cf. note on LA, 156/10.

[5]:

L. APPLA oder ÆPPLA.