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[suage] (1378-79)

[suage] (1378-79)

sowaige,  swage  
[ FEW: 12,11b soca /12,324b *suaviare; Gdf: 7,489a souage; GdfC: ; TL: 9,688 soage; DEAF: ; DMF:  souage; TLF: ; OED:  swage n.2; MED:  swag(e n.2; DMLBS: 3107c soagium ]

s.

decor.metal ornamental groove or decorated border of a piece of metalwork
( 1378-79 )  Item, un saler ové le covercle, les swages et le pomelle enorrez et mercheez ové les armes le roi  E101/400/6
( 1415 ) Un autre bas chaundeler d’argent, lez swages ennorrés  95
( 1423 )  .j. chaundeler d'argent dorrez par les swages  iv 223.367
( 1485-1509 )  Le marc d’or a faire vesselle garnie de pierreriez sur les sowaiges du couvercle et le pié  E163/9/21 fol 54

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See also:

suager  suageté 
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