He was, parde, an old fellow of yours. --Chaucer. [1913 Webster]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
pardie — or pardi [pär dē′] adv., interj. 〚ME parde < OFr par dé (Fr pardieu), by God!〛 Archaic verily; indeed: a mild oath: also sp. pardy * * * … Universalium
pardie — or pardi [pär dē′] adv., interj. [ME parde < OFr par dé (Fr pardieu), by God!] Archaic verily; indeed: a mild oath: also sp. pardy … English World dictionary
Pardie — There are several possible origins for this interesting Italian patronymic name. It is clear from the long term research, that whilst the name is probably a developed form of the Germanic bardo meaning the Axe , a pre 7th Century personal name,… … Surnames reference
pardie — or pardi or pardy or perdie interjection Etymology: Middle English pardee, from Anglo French par Dé by God Date: 14th century archaic used as a mild oath … New Collegiate Dictionary
pardie — mild oath; certainly or truly Forthright s Forsoothery … Phrontistery dictionary
pardie — interj. == by God. 2082 B. Fr. par Dieu … Oldest English Words
pardie — par·die … English syllables
pardie — … Useful english dictionary
perdien — perdiẽn adv. 1. OG422 per (visą) dieną: Dažniausiai sėdėjo perdien ant krosnies, nes lauke buvo šalta J.Bil. Teip ir krapštaus pardiẽn Ukm. Perdien lankoj šienužėlį, grėbiau baltą dobilėlį d. Perdien medžioja A1884,307. Pabuvau perdiẽn čia… … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
pardi — interjection see pardie * * * /pahr dee /, adv., interj. Archaic. verily; indeed. Also, pardie, pardy, perdie. [1200 50; late ME pardie, ME parde < OF par De < L per Deum by God] … Useful english dictionary
