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[poinet] (1364-65)
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[poinet] (1364-65)

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poingnet,  ponyet,  ponyette,  poynete,  poynette,  puneyette; 
pl. poingnez,  poingnés  
  FEW:  pugnus 9,515a Gdf:  poignet 6,248c GdfC:  poignet 10,366a TL: poignet 7,1281 DEAF:  poing (poignet)  DMF:  poignet  TLF:  poignet  OED:  poignet n.  MED:  poinet n.  DMLBS:  pugnellus 2566a

The word partly overlaps with poiné1, particularly in plural forms such as poingnez or poinés.

s.

costumewristband, ornamental cuff at the end of a sleeve: 
( 1364-65 )  .j. armilausam dupplic. cum taffata [...] .j. rydel paled .ij. paria de poynetes prec. v. marc  TNA E163/5/29 m.1
( 1393-94 )  Et pur .j. paire de poynettes de scarlet embroudez de 'Ay', .xij. s.  Wardrobe Rich II 511
( 1395 )  Toga sanguinea cum pelle bissina, capucio, et puneyettes  MED poinet n.
( 1402 )  .j. par de ponyets de scarlet  Test Ebor i 289
( 1433 )  une autre tunique et dalmatique de satin vert [...] et sont les poingnez brodés de menues perles  Bedford Inventories 191.B44

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See also:

poin1  poinal  poiné1  poinel  poiner1  poinet  poinoun 
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