† farandmann.
Scots Law. Obsolete.
A stranger, a traveller. The law of farandman provided that a pedlar, not residing within the shrievalty, should have the right of bringing to trial, ‘within the third flowing and ebbing of the sea’, any person who had committed theft or felony against him.
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society > travel > aspects of travel > traveller > [noun]
pilgrimlOE
travellera1387
farandman14..
passengera1450
walkerc1450
voyager1477
viator?1504
journeyer1566
viadant1632
wayman1638
thwarter1693
migrant1760
inside1799
mover1810
starter1817
itinerarian1822
trekker1851
farer1881
passager1917
society > society and the community > social relations > lack of social communication or relations > separation or isolation > [noun] > one who is separated or isolated > stranger or outsider
fremdc950
guestc950
althedyOE
allophyleOE
uncoutha1250
strangea1325
alienc1384
barbarc1384
barbarync1384
strangerc1385
barbaric1388
foreigna1399
outland?a1400
farandman14..
out-comelingc1400
foreigner1422
alienar1473
alienate1497
estrangec1503
new face?a1513
barbarianc1550
fremman1568
frenne1579
estranger1586
inmatea1600
outlier1606
outcomer1607
externc1610
exoteric1697
outner1721
outsider1800
unco1800
inconnu1807
outrigger1850
offcome1859
ringer1896
offcomer1898
shenzi1910
out-grouper1938
outworlder1948
c1275 (?a1200) Laȝamon Brut (Calig.) (1963) l. 2127 Alken farinde mon ȝef slaht oþer þeofðe hæfde i-don.]
14.. Fragmenta in Sc. Stat. I. App. v. 726 Partis striffande be þe law of farandman or pipuderous.
1597 J. Skene De Verborum Significatione Farandman..ane stranger or Pilgrimer.
1609 J. Skene tr. Burrow Lawes in Regiam Majestatem clx The law of Fairandman, or Dustifut.
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