Logeion | borealis

bŏrĕālis, e, v. boreas, II. B.

boreālis, e (boreas), nördlich, Avien. descr. orb. 84 u.a.

borealis [LL] 1 northern, lying towards the north. b †southern (!). c (sb. sg. or pl.) the north. ad ~em Humbrae fluminis plagam Bede HE II 5; frigora bis ternis borealia depulit annis Alcuin SS Ebor 215; a ~i oceano ad Pyrenaeos usque montes H. Bos. Thom. II 8; ~ium insularum maxima Yslandia Gir. TH I 1; 1215 barones de partibus ~ibus Pat 129; 1272 mox borialis / turbo quatit puppes (De Ed. Rege) Pol. Songs 131; Normannia dicitur, quia in parte boriali Francie situatur Eul. Hist. I 373; 1469 pro emendacione ‥ defectuum ‥ tam in latere australi quam in latere boriali dicti cancelli Ac. Durh. 642. b the sowthe wynde: auster, australis, borialis CathA. c 786 rex longe in ~ibus commorabatur Alcuin Ep. 3; s1460 venit regina a boriali cum duce ‥ de Somershed Chr. Hen. VI & Ed. IV 154. 2 (of persons) belonging to the north, (sb.) northerner. b belonging to (or member of) the northern ‘nation’ (Oxford). s1214 iste [Gilbertus ep. Roff.] borialis de Northumbria oriundus satis manifestavit vera esse que de partibus illis dicuntur, quia ‘ab Aquilone pandit omne malum’ Flor. Hist. II 150; s1347 cum quibus [sc. Scotis] animose ~es congredi affectantes certatim properabant Ad. Mur. Chr. app. 252; s1415 Thomam Gray, militem borialem Chr. S. Alb. p. 87. b 1268, 1349 (v. australis 2b); 1407 procurator borialis universitatis StatOx 198. 3 subject to prevailing north wind. Gad. 37. 1 (v. austrinus d).

bŏrĕālis, e (boreas), boréal, du Nord, septentrional : Avien. Perieg. 84.

boreālis, e (boreas) (Laatl.) noordelijk.

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