-
first attested in the 13th century. It
displaced tide tīd, 'time' and
stound stund, span of time. The Anglo-Norman term was a
borrowing of Old French...
-
innocent bilewit chevese concubine chevese edder vein,
artery edder stound hour
stound wanderstar planet wanderstar wort
plant wort
Survives in the names...
- *tīþiz PGmc *hwīlō Old
English þrāg Old
English spelian PGmc *stuntjanan
stound time tide
while throw spell stint hour
moment interval hōra < Gk hṓra mōmentum...
- King
Jaime he is crowned, Aikendrum,
Aikendrum But the dogs will get a
stound, Aikendrum. We have
heard of
Whigs galore, Aikendrum,
Aikendrum We have...
- they
found Thay
graythis tham full ****; God wait that wald they do that
stound, For it was
their feast day the day they
celebrate May Day, Thay said, [...
- Lindell,
Bohus Stound Studio –
mixing Bernard Löhr, Mono
Music Studio –
mixing ("Don't Let Me Down")
Dragan Tanasković,
Bohus Stound Studio – mixing...
-
stonework stonewort stool stoop stop
stopgap stoplight stopover stopper stork stound "hour" stow
stowaway straw strawberry strawhead strawman stream streamer...
- a stew
stert out the
stoppell of my hals, That he all
stunyst throu the
stound, as of a
stele wappin. She
continued to
dominate her husband, whom she refers...
