1bag, pouch, receptacle made of flexible material:
(
1121-35;
MS: s.xii3/3
)
Es tros vunt l’or mucher E les yves charger
Best ants 1083
(
s.xiiiex;
MS: s.xiv1/4
)
Nobles genz nen aportent point de fardeus ne ne vont point trossez ou trosses ne ou bourses
Ancren2 247.5
♦
handbag, travelling bag or wallet:
(
MS: s.xiii1
)
in mantica: (R) en la trusse
(var.
(J: s.xiii1) en truse; (D: s.xiii1) in la truse
)
Gloss Nequam1 242.64
(
MS: s.xiiiex
)
mantica: (C) trusse
(var.
(D: s.xiiiex) truse
)
TLL ii 165
♦
weapons
quiver, holder for arrows:
(
1362
)
dusze arcs, dusze trusses de saettes, et leur autre hernoys
Foedera1 iii 684
2unitbundle, bunch, parcel of bundled baggage, goods (etc.):
♦
agriculturalunit
truss, bale of hay (etc.):
3
bundling, action of attaching, securing a load:
(
MS: s.xiii2/3
)
La summa
(=seam, load) un dener, trouse maille, le fés ferlin
Custumal Exeter 24.4
4ship.
truss, tackle that secures the yard to the mast:
(
1409-1411
)
.iiij. ankres ové lez .iiij. cables febles, .ij. grantz haucers novelx, .ij. cables en partie usez, .ij. haucers d’un sort et .ij. autres haucers d’autre sort novelx, .ij. slenges, un trusse, .ij. petitz handropes, .ij. strops [...]
Sandahl Sea iii 97
5horsesequit.
saddle-girth:
(
MS: c.1250
)
hec zonica, hoc trossolare: trosse
TLL i 417
trusse1 (1121-35)