1 pastinare
[CL]
1 to prepare ground before planting, dig over. b to plant; c (transf. or fig.).
homo ‥ qui ~avit vineam
[Bede Mark 249]; dongyn or mukkyn londe ‥ ~o, -as; ‥ moke vynys, ~o, -as; ‥ tathyn lond with schepys dong ‥ ~o, -as, -avi
[PP]; past[in]atur terra cum dimidia parte sue aque
[Ripley 222]. b pastinat in scrobibus frondenti palmite vitem
[Aldh. VirgV 2504]; ~are, settan
[GlC P 13]; ~o, -as, verb. activ i. plantare
[Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 421]. c erutis passionum radicibus fructiferos virtutum surculos ~are [gl.: plantare vel nutrire vel tyddrian] Christo plantante possimus
[Aldh. VirgP 16]; coepit ‥ sagax paedagogus clitonum eos ‥ salubribus ~are documentis
[Byrht. V. Ecgwini 361]; ~ate hanc suadelam per vestram obsequelam
[Ælf. Bata 5. 5].
2 to support with stakes; b (p. ppl. as adj.).
~are, colere vel palos circumfigere
[Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 472]. b rayyld, of wynes, ~atus
[PP].
2 pastinare
v. pastionare