Battering-ram
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 47
bat'er-ing-ram, n. an ancient originally meaning, to grow-] engine for battering down walls, consisting of a Beach, bech, n. the shore of the sea or of a lake, large beam with an iron head like that of a ram, especially when sandy or pebbly: the strand. suspended in a frame. Ice. bakki, a variety of bank [beach. Battery, bat'er-i, «. a number of cannon with their Beached, becht, adj. having a beach driven on a equipment the place on which cannon are Beachy, bech'i, a
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