traik

traik

(treɪk)
vb (intr)
to trudge; to trek with difficulty
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TRAIK A Go wearily B Small prominence C A tracker who am I?
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(22) Of those, fifty-eight are lemmata directly taken from Douglas's Eneados: bargane 'war, fight, struggle'; barnage 'body of warriors'; bekin 'sign, signal, beacon'; fleur 'smell'; foin 'to pierce'; scalbert 'scabbard'; traik 'plague, destruction'; wissil 'to change', to name a few.
The other 'Junius' in Oxford, Bodleian Library Ms Junius 74: Francis Junius and a Scots Glossary by Patrick Young

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