dent, n.
1. (D’ÊTRE VIVANT) tōþ (m. th. rac.) > a.m. tooth, got. tunþus (m. u), v.n. tǫnn (f. th. rac.), v.h.a. zan(d) (m. i) > all.m. Zahn, v.s. tand, v.fr. tōth/tond (m. th. rac.). dent de devant foreceorfend (m. nd) ♦ tōþ onforan hēafde (m. th. rac.). dents de devant foretēþ (m. pl. th. rac.). qui a les dents saillantes/fourchues twiseltōþ. personne qui a les dents longues gǣls (f.) ♦ gǣlsa/gēlsa (m. an). racine de dent wyrtrum (m.). mal de dent tōþece (m.) > a.m. toothache ♦ tōþwærc/tōþwræc (m.).
2. (DE FOURCHE, etc.) tind (m.) > a.m. tine, v.n. tindr, v.h.a. zint. muni de dents tindig ♦ tindiht/tyndeht. qui a trois dents þrīfyrclede ♦ ? þrīgǣrede/þrēogǣrede.
3. en dents de scie gewrinclod > a.m. wrinkled.