10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INFARE»
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W. G. W's. The Word Infare.— A correspondent in one of the recent numbers of
the Repository inquires for the origin and etymology of the word infare — as it
should be spelt. It is probably derived from the German Infahren, " to bring in," or "
to ...
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Cupboard Love 2: A Dictionary of Culinary Curiosities
infare cake - insipid The term is a compound formed from the Latin prefix in,
meaning in, and the Latin panis, meaning bread, and was adopted from Medieval
Latin in the middle of the sixteenth century. infare cake Today, most brides and ...
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Scotch-irish Life in the South Carolina Piedmont: Why They ...
But by the next morning, a merry group was ready to set off on horseback for the
infare at the home of the groom's parents. The bride, arrayed in her second-day
dress, might ride in a high buggy with the groom driving, but the party of young ...
Millie Huff Coleman, Caroline Smith Sherman, 2014
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Folklife Along the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River
While family and friends often were not present at the simple wedding
ceremonies conducted by justices of the peace, they did participate in the
wedding through the infare dinner held afterward. Conn describes the East
Tennessee infare ...
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Country People in the New South: Tennessee's Upper Cumberland
Judging by newspaper stories and memoirs, weddings took place at the bride's
home. The next day the wedding party rode to the groom's home for the "infare
dinner." (The infare, a dinner supplied by the bridegroom's family, seems ...
CHAPTER XXIX. THE INFAKE. There could be no wedding in a Hoosier village
thirty or forty years ago without an infare on the following day. In those days the
faring into the house of the bridegroom's parents was observed with great
rejoicing ...
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Middle English Dictionary
... paere burhware peh past port beo trumlic on aelce healfe getimbrod, gyf paer
byö an hwaem open forlaeten, paet se win nc ridc here purh pan infare habbe?
trum-mñr n. [Prob. from OE more parsnip or ME mör(e n.(l); 1st element uncertain.
] ...
Hans Kurath, Robert E. Lewis, Sherman McAllister Kuhn, 1997
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From the Mountain, from the Valley: New and Collected Poems
Infare. He was the sun-bronzed, resolute and free, Who buckled his belt against
the universe And challenged the taut rope of mortality: She, the sweet apples
from high green orchards, The faint grey line of day within a purple land, The
slender ...
/Elfric's version is "Drihten, ne com ic wyrpe bat pu innfare under mine pecene."
Saintsbury, mimicking the archaic diction and syntax of /Elfric, gives us "Lord, not
am I worthy that thou infare under my thatch."9 Joyce, as one might expect, ...
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Dishes & Beverages of the Old South
Maybe I had better explain that infare meant the bride's going home—to her new
house, or at least her new family. This etymologically—the root is the Saxon faran
, to go, whence come wayfaring, faring forth and so on. All this I am setting forth ...
Martha McCulloch-Williams
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INFARE»
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