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† deˈpartison Obs.
In 5 -ysoun, -own, -on, -isonne; also 5–6 departson.
[a. OF. departison, f. départer, after partison:—L. partītiōn-em, n. of action from partīre to divide.]
Earlier form of departition.
1. Division into parts; distribution, partition.
1444Pol. Poems (Rolls) II. 217 Make a departysoun Of ther tresours to folk in indigence. c1450Mirour Saluacioun 4176 And taken hire half his kyngdome be twypart departisonne.
2. Separation.
c1440Lydg. Secrees 29 Thou must first Conceyven..unkouth divysion, Watir from Eyr by a dysseuerance, And ffyr from Eyr by a departyson.
3. Departure; transf. decease.
c1450Lonelich Grail xliii. 423 Aftyr here deth and departysown. c1475Partenay 104 At ther departson had thay gret dolour. |