aumonieren.

1827 La Belle Assemblée Apr. 150/2 The richly-wrought castellane, with its golden key, worn hanging to the girdle, calling back the times of early French history, with a promise that the mirror and the aumonière, its former companions, will shortly be resumed.

1834 J. R. Planché Hist. Brit. Costume 89 Berengaria..is represented with a small pouch called an aulmonière.

1883 D. Goodale in Harper's Mag. July 241/1 The little plush aumônière.

1939 Montana Standard 3 Mar. (Spring Opening section) 7/5 Many of the romantic dresses are completed with amusing ‘aumonieres’ or dangling purse-pockets attached to the waist-belt.

1946 Bull. Museum of Fine Arts 44 14/2 Throughout the middle ages, and even as late as the sixteenth century, the purse or aumonière was worn by both men and women suspended from a belt.

1985 N.Y. Times (Nexis) 16 June x. 6 Evening bags included a black satin aumoniere, from Yves Saint Laurent, that cost $60.

2006 R. Morgan Burning Time viii. 156 The belt of indigo-blue-dyed leather, from which hung the aumoniere—the leather purse ‘containing the bribes’, as Alyce sourly noted.