Coloyne

Middle English Alternative forms enm Colayne Coleyn Coleyne Coloigne Coloyngne colyn Culane enm Colen Caxton Etymology enm fro Coloigne, fro Cologne, from enm la Colonia Agrippina Colōnia (Agrippīna). For the phonological development, see enm caroyne corpse, carrion. Pronunciation enm /kuˈlui̯n(ə)/ enm /ˈkulæi̯n(ə)/ /ˈkulɛn(ə)/ /ˈkulin(ə)/ with reduction Proper noun enm city in northwestern c/Germany Cologne Hg Prologue 7 yes https://viewer.library.wales/4628556#?#&cv=25 She hadde paſſed / manẏ a straunge strem / At Rome she hadde been / and at Boloẏne / In Galẏce at Seınt Iame / and at Coloẏne She'd crossed many foreign seas; / she'd been in Rome and in Boulogne-sur-Mer, / at Santiago de Compostela and in Cologne 1 And ended and fynyſſhid in the holy cyte of Colen the . xix . day of ſeptembre the yere of our ſayd lord god a thouſand foure honderd fixty and enleuen &c . and completed and finished in the holy city of Cologne on the 19th day of September in the year of our aforementioned Lord God 1471 etc. Descendants en Cologne pronunciation remodelled after modern French cy Cwlen 1 1 wlm Cwlwyn 1 References Coloine n MED8455