adition

Old French

Etymology

    From Latin additiō.

    Noun

    adition oblique singular, f (oblique plural aditions, nominative singular adition, nominative plural aditions)

    1. addition (that which is added)
      • a. 1275, unknown, Roman de Rose:
        Set Deus quanqu'il en avendra E quel fin chascune tendra, Par une addicion legiere, c'est a savoir en tel maniere come eles sont a avenir
        God knows whatever will happen of it and [to] what and each one will tend, by a mere addition, that is, in such a way, how they will happen.

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