British Library Medieval Manuscripts blog: Hector and Gawain meeting in a forest, northern France (Saint-Omer or Tournai), c. 1316, Add MS 10294, f. 29v.
If ‘gean’ is related to German ‘gegen’ and Dutch ‘tegen’ then it means ‘towards’ or ‘against’. If ‘cyme’ is related to Dutch ‘komen’ then it means ‘to come’. Taken together it would suggest ‘to come towards’.
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If ‘gean’ is related to German ‘gegen’ and Dutch ‘tegen’ then it means ‘towards’ or ‘against’. If ‘cyme’ is related to Dutch ‘komen’ then it means ‘to come’. Taken together it would suggest ‘to come towards’.
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