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Date: søndag 27. mai 2001 23:34
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> Det er mulig Kyrre (?) er inne på noe med *turdans*, for det kan vel brukes om
> mer enn pittoreske rustikere?
den elektroniske OED, og tror jeg kan stå ved det.
«dance» under oppslagsordet «pattern» fant jeg (bl.a.) flg:
The young boys and girls take up their censers and dance their pattern out
backward, preceded by the musicians.
transf. the festivities with which it is celebrated: cf. patron n. 5 c.
he Papists will squander their Substance at Fairs and Patterns.
The usual fair day or «_patron_», or, as it is usually pronounced, pattern
or patten, is a festive meeting to commemorate the virtues of a patron
saint.
«Patterne»..primarily meant the day of the patron saint. Then it came to
mean the dance on the festival day, and now is used of a dance on any
holiday.
of Patrick, or Bridget, or Delcan..on their pattern or festival days.
kunne dekke.
KYRRE HAUGEN BAKKE
Harald Hårfagres gate 11
0363 Oslo
(+47) 22 69 71 80
khbakke@online.no