manuaries
manuaries is the plural of manuary.
Meaning of manuary
Noun
manuary (plural manuaries)
- An artificer, a craftsman.
- The common is deuided into marchauntes and manuaries generally, vvhat partition ſoeuer is the ſubdiuident. Marchandize containeth vnder it all thoſe vvhich liue any vvay by buying or ſelling: Manuarie thoſe vvhoſe handyvvorke is their vvare, and labour their liuing.1581, Richard Mulcaster, “Of the Training Vp of Yong Gentlemen. […] What It is to be a Nobleman, or a Gentleman. […]”, in Positions wherin Those Primitive Circvmstances be Examined, which are...
Questions about manuaries
- What is manuaries the plural of?
- Manuaries is the plural of manuary.
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