malina

malina [LL] , spring tide, or tide increasing toward the maximum high-water level. b flood, flow of the tide toward the land; c (erron.) ebb, flow of the tide toward the sea. Bede TR 29; Willib. Bonif. 9; Petrus Peripat. 103 (v. ledo 1a).  b ~a, fylled flood GlC Int. 216; quando mare inundatur ad mallinam [v. l. ~am] extenditur Sabrina super omnem maritimam Nen. HB 217; quando vero ~a fuerit, id est major aestus maris Byrht. HR 56; hec ledonis, A. a sulse; hec †malma [l. malina], a growndheve; hic cataclismus, A. Noys Flode WW.  c Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 311 (v. ledo 1c); †malvia [l. malina], A. the ebbe WW; an ebbynge, refluxus, ~a CathA.