Brooch
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 64
broch, n. an ornamental pm for fastening any article of dre [Fr. brochc, a spit, bee Broach. Brood., bruQd, v.i. to sit upon or cover in order to breed or hatch to cover, as with wings to think anxiously for a long tune. v to mature or cherish with care.—#, something bred offspring the number hatched at once [A-S bnd, a young one, esp. a young bird, from root of Breed.)
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