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            <surname>Wiegand</surname>
            <forename>Frank</forename>
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        <bibl>Daniel Sanders: „morsch“. In: Deutsches Wörterbuch. Leipzig, 1860–1865.</bibl>
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        <sense>–eſt: fehlerhaft mürbe (ſ. d.), ſo daß es leicht zerfällt oder zerbricht, von Etwas, das feſt ſein, Halt in ſich haben ſollte, nam. Holz, Knochen ꝛc., und übrtr.: Er war hart, wo er feſt, m. wo er weich ſein ſollte. <bibl><author>Börne</author> <biblScope>1, 216;</biblScope> <title>Ein m–er Selbſtling.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>2, 43;</biblScope> <title>M–es faules Holz.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>Cham.</author> <biblScope>4, 37;</biblScope> <title>M–e Trümmer.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>40;</biblScope> <title>Ein m. Gebein.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>6, 280;</biblScope> <title>Den wiederauftauchenden Spuk des m–en Lehenweſens.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>290;</biblScope> <title>Das Fahrzeug . . . m. und alt.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>Frei-</author>  <title>ligrath Garb.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>24;</biblScope> <title>[Das Schiff,] ein m–es Holz.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>G.</author> <biblScope>4, 24;</biblScope> <title>Das alte m–e Dach.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>6, 320;</biblScope> <title>Die Möbel altern, die Stoffe m. werden laſſen.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>Hackländer</author>  <title>Stillfr.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>1, 71;</biblScope> <title>Dieſes m–e Wrack.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>Herwegh</author> <biblScope>1, 28;</biblScope> <title>Alle m–en und haltloſen Spuren der Vergangenheit.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>Kohl</author>  <title>Irl.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>1, 87;</biblScope> <title>Dieſe m–en Überreſte.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>Matthiſſon</author> <biblScope>48; 222;</biblScope> <title>Sein m–es Leben.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>IP.</author> <biblScope>2, 35;</biblScope> <title>Sein m–es Boot.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>Pfeffel</author>  <title>Po.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>3, 3;</biblScope> <title>Des Sarges m–e Lade ſpringt.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>Pla-</author>  <title>ten</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>2, 18; 6, 16;</biblScope> <title>Mein Glück auf m–en Staub gebaut.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>Sch.</author> <biblScope>18b;</biblScope> <title>Seine m–en Glieder.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>111a;</biblScope> <title>Wo die Verweſung Leichname m. friſſt.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>161b;</biblScope> <title>Ein nothwendiger Umbau vieler veralteten und m–en Theil der Kirche.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>Tieck</author>  <title>A.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>2, 19;</biblScope></bibl> <bibl><author>W.</author> <biblScope>12, 6;</biblScope> <title>Von der Zeit mürb’ und m. gemacht. Luc.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>5, 210 ꝛc.</biblScope></bibl> — So auch: Auf den Ruinen des alter-m–en zuſammengeſtürzten Staats. <bibl><author>HHerz</author> <biblScope>59;</biblScope> <title>Die Alter-m–e [Frau].</title></bibl> <bibl><author>Rückert</author>  <title>Mak.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>1, 109 ꝛc.</biblScope></bibl> — Seltner von Obſt (ſ. molſch). <bibl><author>Adelung;</author></bibl> „Murſche“Äpfel. <bibl><author>Zeſen</author>  <title>Prirau</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>676.</biblScope></bibl> — Ferner <bibl><biblScope>alsadv.:</biblScope> <title>M. [plötzlich, ganz und gar] zerbrechen, entzweigehn ꝛc. (ſ. knarſch u. mhd.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>murzes abeslahen,</biblScope></bibl> <bibl><author>Benecke</author> <biblScope>2, 277;</biblScope></bibl> <bibl><author>Schm.</author>  <title>und Mutz, Anm.); Der Kiel ging</title></bibl> „morß“ entzwei mit Krachen und mit Schüttern. <bibl><author>Fleming</author></bibl> <bibl><author>(Olearius</author>  <title>Reiſ. 44b); Ich will die Adern mir ſelbſt ſchneiden m. entzwei.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>Lohenſtein</author>  <title>JbrS.</title></bibl> <bibl><biblScope>71;</biblScope> <title>Er ſtürzet. Weh! es knacken | zwei Rippen ihm m. ab.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>V.</author> <biblScope>4, 143 ꝛc.,</biblScope> <title>auch: M. todt, gw. mauſetodt.</title></bibl> <bibl><author>Adelung;</author></bibl> <bibl><author>Brem.</author></bibl> <bibl><author>Wörterb.</author> <biblScope>3, 206.</biblScope></bibl></sense>
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