vadari

vadari [CL; cf. vadiare] 1 to vouch for, stand surety for. vadatur, fide datur GlC V 40; vadatur, sponte [l. spondet], promittit Ib. V 48; ~abantur veritatem narrationis lacrime W. Malm. Wulfst. I 8; si quis alicujus delicti insimularetur, statim ex centuria et decima exhiberet qui eum ~arentur Id. GR II 122 (cf. Flor. Hist. I 470: vadarentur [vv. ll. vaderentur, vadiarent]); ~abitur ‥ michi meam salutem conjugi et liberis impensus favor Ib. II 177. 2 (in gl.) to go to law. vadatur, litigat GlC V 18; vadatur, ligatur [? l. litigat] Ib. V 34. 3 to engage, secure by a pledge. quorum ipse virtutem pretio ~atus, tertiam partem pecunie pepigit de omnibus urbibus quas adquirere pariter possent W. Malm. GR IV 380. 4 to wager. wagyn', or leyne a waiowre, ~or (PP) Camd. Soc. IX 513. 5 (gram.). communia [verba] quae r littera terminata et agunt aliquid et patiuntur, ut ‘amplector’, ‘vador’: dicimus enim ‘amplector te’ et ‘amplector a te’, ‘~or te’, ‘~or a te’ Bonif. AG 498.

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