Fraunce

English Proper noun ~ en France. en. See also en Fraunces Frauncis Anagrams en acefnru furnace Middle English Alternative forms enm France Frans Franse Fraunse Frawnce Frawns enm Franche rare Etymology enm xno Fraunce, from enm la-lat Francia, from la francus -ia 1. As an adjective, presumably a modification of enm Fransch, variant of enm Frensch, after the proper noun; compare the possible reverse analogy in the rare variant enm Franche, though there are other explanations for such forms (such as influence from fro-nor Franche). Pronunciation enm /ˈfrau̯ns(ə)/ /ˈfrans(ə)/ enm /ˈfrant͡ʃ(ə)/ rare Proper noun enm medieval kingdom r/Western Europe corresponding to modern France France XII 148 Sȏme men haue ſaıd that ıt war good foꝛ the kyng that the cȏmons of englond wer made poer as be the cȏmons of fruͣnce Some people have said that it would be good for the King if the commoners of England were made [as] poor as the commoners of France are. enm by extension The area of Europe where the langue d'oïl is spoken. Descendants en France gmw-msc France References Fraunce n MED17594 FRANCE 91 Adjective enm Sc French ethnically or nationally Descendants gmw-msc France Fraunce References DOST France, Fraunce adj https://dsl.ac.uk/entry/dost/france enm Countries in Europe Demonyms Middle Scots Proper noun gmw-msc proper noun 1 gmw-msc France Adjective gmw-msc adjective 1 gmw-msc France Norman Alternative forms nrf France Jersey Proper noun nrf France nrf France Q142 Old French Proper noun f fro Anglo-Norman fro France Related terms fro fraunceis, fro Fraunceis