Loft

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 306
loft, n. the room or space immediately under a roof: a gallery m a hall or church: \B.) an upper room. [Fiotn the Scand., as in Ice. loft (pronounced lo/t), the sky or air, an upper iroom; A S. Ijrft Ger tuft, the air. See Lift.]
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