plancha

plancha, ~us, ~um, ~ia [OF planche < CL palanga < φάλαγξ; cf. CL planca] 1 wooden board, plank. 1172 pro iij breteschis et pro dcc ~is mittendis in Hiberniam Pipe 69; 1186 pro carriandis l ~iis de sappo a Warengford usque Clarendon Pipe 116; mulus ‥ ~am elegit ultra limitem aliarum sese extendentem in medio pontis Neckam NR II 159; 1211 in pariete faciendo de virgis supra cursum aque, vj d.; in virgis colligendis ad spernas, viij d.; in plang’ faciendo, viij d. Pipe Wint. 149; 1216 mairemium ‥ ad ~ias faciendas Cl 281a; 1233 gistas et ~ias (v. 2 gista b); 1246 maeremium quantum necesse fuerit ad plachias [sic MS] nove camere Cl 406; 1250 plures ~ee (v. 2 gista b); 1250 desunt plures ~ee CalIMisc 91; 1266 cum conductione carpentorum usque ad planam perfectionem dicte aule, et cum parietibus de plaunchis ExchScot 14; in duobus plaunchis emptis de Adam Jargone iiij s. Ac. Galley Newcastle 187; 1302 pro scissura xiiij rodarum magnarum et spissarum ~earum MinAc 771/2 m.7; 1327 in stipendiis carpentariorum et operariorum pro plangis et pro fellyng (Comp. Pitanc. Norw.) Arch. J. XXXII 474; 1329 duobus sarratoribus sarrantibus bordas sive ~os de novo maeremio et reiles de veteri maeremio pro ponte predicto KR Ac 467/7/1. 2 planch, horseshoe. 1210 fecit ipsum fabrum videre pedem equi sui, qui ferratus fuit quadam ~ia et simili ~ie que fuit in pede equi predicti CurR VI 24; 1232 in iiij plang’ ad equum domini episcopi Pipe Wint. 11M59/B1/15 r. 11; 1261 in plangis faciendis et in cura stottorum (MinAc Chartham) Ac. Man. Cant.; 1281 in marescalcia j equi cariagii infirmi et ij ~is ad eundem Ac. Rec. Wint. 103. 3 (as or in place-name) Planches. ad ~ias Godfredi vadum Eguenie fluminis pertransivit Ord. Vit. X 10 p. 56; in villa que ~is dicitur in confinio Luxoviensis episcopatus et Sagiensis Ib. XIII 16 p. 39.