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† ˈhaberjet, hauberget Obs.
Also 6 hauberject, 8 haberject, 9 halberject, -git.
[In med.L. haubergetum, a word of obscure origin, app. related to hauberk and habergeon.]
A kind of cloth named in Magna Carta, and in some ancient documents.
[1216Magna Carta 1 Hen. III §23 Sit..una latitudo pannorum tinctorum & Russettorum & Haubergetorum, scilicet due Ulne infra listas.] 1502tr. Great Charter in Arnolde Chron. (1811) 219 And one largenes dyed clothes and of russetis and of hauberiectis, that is to sey two ellis betwyxt the listis. 1706Phillips (ed. Kersey), Haberjects, or Haubergets, a kind of Cloth mention'd in Magna Charta, and other Records. 1865Kingsley Herew. II. i. 10 Clothing of..grising or halbergit and lambs' skins. 1861Riley Liber Albus Gloss. s.v. Hapertas, In Mag. Rot. 14 John, mention is made of 3043 ells de halbergo albo ‘of white halberject’ for the king's use. |