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==Usage notes==
− The Grand Robert gives a second ''patte'' (16th century), a rag or strip of cloth, from [[lng|*paita|t=garment]], Meyer-Lübke likewise traces to that word French ''patte'' “rag; strip of cloth fastened with a button”, which survives in eastern dialects.^(Grand Robert 2005)^(REW 1935)
+ The Grand Robert gives a second ''patte'' (16th century), a rag or strip of cloth, from [[lng|*paita|t=garment]];^(Grand Robert 2005)^(REW 1935) Meyer-Lübke likewise traces to that word French ''patte'' “rag; strip of cloth fastened with a button”, which survives in eastern dialects.^(Grand Robert 2005)^(REW 1935)
==References==