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† sart, n.1 Obs.
[a. OF. sart:—med.L. sartum, neut. pa. pple. (for sarrītum) of sarrīre to hoe, weed.]
= assart n. Also in Comb. sart-silver, a payment made by tenants for the right of taking brushwood from land.
c1290S. Eng. Leg. I. 463/46 Lazarus hadde þat haluendel: of al Ierusalem, Of wodes and fieldes and of sart: almest to bedleem. 1408Nottingham Rec. II. 56 Dicta villata ei debet pro sartsilver spectante Domino Regi annuatim solvendo de praedicta Oxton v s. 1451Rolls of Parlt. V. 223/1 Consideryng that oure seide Collage hath noo Woode liyng yerto within xxiiii myle; whereof xx acres they have by wey of a sart..; and other xx acres..by wey of almes. c1518Rental Bk. Earl Kildare in Jrnl. Kilkenny Archæol. Soc. Ser. ii. (1862) IV. 133 Item ij pullis in Kyltecrenyn in pledge of iiijxx kyene for the Sart of William Naco is doughter sett yerelye for iiij merkis. [1706Phillips (ed. Kersey), Sart, a piece of Woodland turned into Arable. See Assart.] |