Pound
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 401
pownd, n. a weight of 12 o troy, or 16 pr.iy.tiq oz. avoir. a sovereign or 20s., also represented pravo, by a note: {.#.) 7= about ^4. |A S punt — Practise, Jondo, by weight, po/uius, a weight—pen do, to habitually weigh fe ion Pound, pownd, v to shut up 01 confine, as have strayed animals. n. an uiclnsure m winch ployment strayed animals are confined. fM. K pond ~ Prac'tiser. A-$ Pund inclosure Doublet Pond Practitioner, Pound, pownd, v to heat, tu brunt. to bray or with a pestle,—«. Pounder [M E.pennon— exp. A,S. Puritan, to beat, -d excrescent O. Poundage, pownd'aj, u a charge made for each Praamunire, pound. [Mir stray cattle regard Poundage, pownd'aj, w. a charge made fui pound. ment.
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