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Cusynace, [1270], Cusynece, [2802], Cusynes, [2287], Cwsynes, [1185], |
kinswoman.
Cwre, care, [98], [266], [643].
Lat. cura. (N.B. Though Cwre = cura, yet cura should be distinguished from A.S. cearu.)
[Danger], power to punish; “the power of a feudal lord over his vassals,” (Wright), [444].
Also, power to injure, [3006].
See R. dangier.
Dans, (dance), in the phrase “wrechit dans,” evil mode of life, [1321].
See Chaucer’s use of daunce; and compare—
“I sai ȝow lely how thai lye