(!) on the other hand, if we enter the realm of Germanic-Romance mix language again, "aller" as genitive plural would make an awful lot of sense.
The first word, however you want to transcribe it, looks like it could be a Romance comparative or superlative form meaning "better" or "best". Especially the superlative would be expected frequently before "aller", i.e. "the best of all [plural noun]".
French meilleur, Old French was meillor from Latin form melior
Galician mellor
Portuguese melhor, Old Portuguese mellor
The first word, however you want to transcribe it, looks like it could be a Romance comparative or superlative form meaning "better" or "best". Especially the superlative would be expected frequently before "aller", i.e. "the best of all [plural noun]".
French meilleur, Old French was meillor from Latin form melior
Galician mellor
Portuguese melhor, Old Portuguese mellor
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