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† aˈnalie, analy, annaly, v. Obs. Sc.
[Apparently formed on L. ali-us other, but actual structure unexplained. It has the appearance of a variant of an earlier *enalie, repr. Fr. *enalier, L. *inali-āre, f. in into, to + alium another. But no such antecedent forms appear.]
To alienate, or abalienate.
1452MS. in Tytler Hist. Scot. (1864) II. 387 All maner of maills, goods spendit, taken, sould or analied be him. 1533Bellendene Livy v. (1822) 464 Misereis and troubil..had analyit [abalienaverant] thair hartis and mindis fra all respect that thay had to thare awne gudis. 1609Skene Reg. Maj. 112 Na husband of any woman may annaly the heretage of his wife. |