aplenté

1. (idiomatic)much;lots;a lot
   • c. 1160 – 1174,Wace,Roman de Rou11667–11672, (available onGoogle Books):

     Duncs’asistliDuselmangier ;
     LiBarunèliChevalier
     Amengierorentà plenté ;
     LiDusenoutasezporté ;
     Asezmengierenttuitèburent ;
     Multfurentliezk’àterrefurent.

     Then the Duke sat himself down to the meal;
     the barons and the knights
     hadplenty to eat;
     the Duke had enough brought in;
     they all ate and drank their fill;
     they were very happy to be on land.

• English:aplenty

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