aundire (s.xiii2)
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aundire (s.xiii2)

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  FEW:  *anderos 24,548a Gdf:  andier 1,286c GdfC: ∅ TL: andier 5,133 DEAF:  andier  / andier (andiere)  DMF:  andier  TLF: ∅ OED:  andiron n.  MED:  aundir(en n.  DMLBS:  andera 84a
andeyre,  andier,  andyr,  andyrne;  aundirne,  aundyre,  aundyrn  

Spelling variants with an n in the second half show infuence of the English term where the ending was remodelled, unetymologically, after iron n.1.

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1implementdomesticandiron, firedog, one of a pair of metal supports for stacking logs in a fireplace: 
( MS: s.xiii2 )  andena: (Hb) andyrne (var. (A: s.xv2) andyr)  i 340
( 1323 )  .ij. aundirnes et .j. caminum ferreum  sub caminus1 (250b)
( 1377-82 )  Item .viij. peir d’aundyrns  E101/547/21/1
( 1415; MS: s.xv1/4 )  cheyres, aundyres, fourches de fere […]  79.21
( 1433-34; MS: c.1449 )  Item, deux broches d’argent blanc rondes, et deux andiers d’argent  B191
( MS: s.xvm )  un andeyre .i. andena  167
landiren 
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