1hearth, fire-place, chimney:
(
MS: s.xiii
)
eppicausteria: astre vel chiminees
ii 151
(
MS: c.1250
)
hic caminus: astre vel chimenee
i 421
(
1297
)
redrescer la chimeneie de nostre chambre a D.
84
(
MS: c.1325
)
Pernez se
(=ce) que lé chaminnus reunt de lour quiscine, anglice ‘squot’
(=soot)
128.444
(
1415;
MS: s.xv1/4
)
(food is to be prepared) en vostre cusyne demesne – ou autrement: […] en le chemeney devant nous
73.21
(
1422-23
)
En primes a un masoun pur faire un chemeney a gret en la chambre de Sir T. B. – .x. s.
10 Henry V
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chiminee (s.xiii)