chiminage
chiminage noun: a toll paid for passage through a forest.
Noun
chiminage (plural chiminages)
- A toll paid for passage through a forest.
- Chiminage ſhal not be taken but in ſuch places only wher it hath ben vſed to be. Those which beare upon their backes bruſhment, barke or cole to ſel; though it be their liuing, ſhall paie no chiminage to our foſters1564, Statutes made and established from the Time of Kyng Henry the Thirde
Forms of chiminage
| plural | chiminages |
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Origin of chiminage
From Old French cheminage, from chemin (“way, road”).
Questions about chiminage
- What does chiminage mean?
- Chiminage means a toll paid for passage through a forest.
- What part of speech is chiminage?
- Chiminage is a noun.
- What is the plural of chiminage?
- The plural of chiminage is chiminages.
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