charpenter1 (1155)
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charpenter1 (1155)

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  FEW:  carpentum 2/i,400a Gdf:  charpenter 2,78b GdfC:  charpenter 9,53c TL: charpenter 2,279 DEAF:  charpent  DMF:  charpenter  TLF:  charpenter  OED:  carpenter n.  MED:  carpenter n.  DMLBS:  carpentator 286b
carpentare,  carpenter,  carpentere,  carpentier;  carponter,  carpunter;  charpentier,  charpunter,  cappenter  300 (9 Henry V),  cappynter  299 (9 Henry V),  chanpenter  i 120.6332,  karpuntre  383  

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1occupationcarpenter, skilled worker in wood or timber: 
( 1155; MS: s.xiii4/4 )  Maçuns fist querre e charpentiers Si fist refaire les mustiers  7975
( 1272-1307 )  Des charpenters, dé mazouns […]  99
( 1343-50 )  touz les carpenters et masouns et fevres  49.22
( 1377-82 )  un grant lathe pur l’office du carpentar  E101/547/21/7
( 1398-99 )  Item pur un carpunter overantz en la sale et quisine […]  22-23 Richard II
2 name (used as a surname): 
( 1418-19 ) Item, doné a Johan Carpenter, clerk - .vj. s. .viij. d.  279 (6 Henry V)
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