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The meaning of GUERDON is reward, recompense. Guerdon and Shakespeare
Guerdon definition: a reward, recompense, or requital.. See examples of GUERDON used in a sentence.
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guer·don (gûr′dn) n. A reward; recompense. tr.v. guer·doned, guer·don·ing, guer·dons To reward. [Middle English, from Old French, from Medieval Latin widerdōnum ...
The earliest known use of the noun guerdon is in the Middle English period (1150—1500). OED's earliest evidence for guerdon is from before 1366, in Romaunt Rose . guerdon is a borrowing from French.
Guerdon definition: A reward; recompense. Origin of Guerdon Middle English from Old French from Medieval Latin widerdōnum alteration (influenced by Latin dōnum gift) of Old High German widarlōn widar back, against wi-in Indo-European roots lōn reward lau-in Indo-European roots
guerdon: 1 n a reward or payment Type of: reward payment made in return for a service rendered