clos 1, n.
feld (m. u et a) > a.m. field, v.h.a. feld (nt. a) > all.m. Feld, v.s. feld (nt.), v.fr. f(i)eld (f. ō) ♦ hamm/homm (m.) > a.m. ham ♦ pearroc/per(r)uc, v.h.a. pferrih/pfarrih ♦ tē(a)h/tēag/tǣg/tīh/tȳg (f.) > a.m. tie, v.n. taug ♦ tūn (m. a) > a.m. town, v.n. tún (nt.), v.h.a. zūn (m. i et a) > all.m. Zaun, v.s. tūn, v.fr. tūn ♦ w(e)orþ/wurþ/wierþ/wyrþ, v.s. wurđ. petit clos croft (m.) > a.m. croft. clos de vigne wīnburh/wīnburg (f. th. rac.) ♦ wīnge(a)rd/wīngyrd (m. a) > a.m. vineyard, got. weinagards (m. i), v.n. víngarðr (m. a), v.h.a. wīngart (m. a), v.s. wīngardo.
clos 2, adj.
beclȳsed. endroit/lieu clos beclȳsing/beclȳsung/beclīsing (f. ō) ♦ clȳsung/clȳsing (f. ō) ♦ eodor/e(a)dor/e(o)der/eodur/eþer (m. a), v.h.a. etar (m.) > all.m. Etter, v.s. edor (m.) ♦ portic (m. a), v.h.a. pforzih. terrain clos feld (m. u et a) > a.m. field, v.h.a. feld (nt. a) > all.m. Feld, v.s. feld (nt.), v.fr. f(i)eld (f. ō) ♦ hamm/homm (m.) > a.m. ham, v.fr. hem ♦ pearroc/per(r)uc, v.h.a. pferrih/pfarrih ♦ tē(a)h/tēag/tǣg/tīh/tȳg (f.) > a.m. tie, v.n. taug ♦ tūn (m. a) > a.m. town, v.n. tún (nt.), v.h.a. zūn (m. i et a) > all.m. Zaun, v.s. tūn, v.fr. tūn ♦ w(e)orþ/wurþ/wierþ/wyrþ (m. et nt.), v.s. wurđ.