betyne, bityne, bitune
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 57
t. [A.S. betynan; from tun = an enclosure, a town (q.v.).] To hedge in, to enclose. "The Louerd bitunde him withinnen the meidenes wombe Marie.' -Ancren Riwle , p. 76. * bē'-tynge, pr. par., a., & 8. [BEATING.] As subst.: An instrument for inflicting stripes or other beating with. " Betynge (instrument P.): Instrumentum verbera culum . -Prompt . Parv.
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