strail
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Searchable Lemmata: stragulum (L), streagl (OE), estrale (AF), strale (ME), strail (MdE).
Alternate Forms: stragula, streagle, strægl, stræl, stragulae.
Definitions and Defining Citations:
1a(n.)
Furnishing;
cloth cover (of various descriptions); a bedcover, bedding; a covering of high quality cloth.(ante 700 - post 1450)
4. Spede bryngað him ofer bedd sar his ealle <stræla> his ðu acyrdest on untrumnysse his : Dominus opem ferat illi super lectum doloris eius uniuersum stratum eius uersasti in infirmitate eius .
[DOE PsGlF (Kimmens) (0608 (40.4))]
5. Existat amphitappa laon nec non badanola, diamant effipiam, stragulam pariterque propomam : gewunige ruh hrægl læwedra eac swilce forbed þearle lufiað geræda brunbasu reaf gedrefedne drenc.
[DOE Abbo (0009 (104.9)) circa 890/896]
6. [12] ... capella a capite dicuntur, quod gallice dicitur feurtre ... pulvilli: ille partes selle, gallice dicuntur bat ... [13] ... bractiola: bracoleres ... pannarii: drapeirs ... [13.33] ... hoc tersorium: escovelon ... [14] ... mitra gallice: mitre ... [14.59] ... stragule gallice: estrailles
Gloss.
[AND Vernac Glosses (12-14)]
Sex: N/A Use: n/a Status: n/a Rank: n/a Ceremonial: No
Body Parts: N/A.
1b(n.)
Garment;
striped or panelled cloth; having many uses (and with overlap with the previous sense).(circa 700 - ante 1300)
1. Stragulum vestis est discolor quod manu artificis diversa varietate distinguitur: dictum autem quod et in stratu et in amictu aptus sit. De quo Salomon (Prov. 31,22): 'Stragulam vestem sibi fecit.'
[DOE ISID. Etym. (19,26,1)]
2. [57] ... stragulum: chalun rayé ... [58] ... scirmata: anglice ragys .s. plicas vel tenies gallice, vel burs, lé frengis
Gloss.
[AND TLL (i 57-58) ante 1300]
Sex: Male, Female Ceremonial: No
Body Parts:
1c(n.) ;
covering; high quality cloth.(circa 890)
1. Existat amphitappa laon nec non badanola, diamant effipiam, stragulam pariterque propomam gewunige ruh hrægl læwedra eac swilce forbed þearle lufiað geræda brunbasu reaf gedrefedne drenc.
[DOE Abbo (0009 (104.9)) circa 890/896]
Ceremonial: No
Body Parts:
1d(n.) ;
cloth divider; curtain.
Ceremonial: No
Body Parts:
Etymological Evidence:
Definite, OE, from L stragula, stragulum.
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