punctare

punctare, ~uare [CL punctum+-are] 1 to prick, pierce. b to quilt (by stitching together two pieces of cloth with a layer of padding). c to punch (leather). to pryke, pungere, ‥ ~are CathA.  b culcitra ~ata [gl.: poynté] Neckam Ut. 100; 1222 una culcitra ~ata Cl I 521; 1244 faciat habere A. ‥ unam albam culcitram puctatam de lineo panno Liberate 20 m. 14; 1263 culcitram ~atam Cl 261; 1275 unam culcitram †pinnatam [MS: punctatam] Hund. I 209b; 1275 invenerunt unam culcitram †pinnittatam [l. punctatam] Ib. 379b; 1303 una culcitra ~ata de carde Ac. Exec. Ep. Lond. 57; 1496 lanee culcitre ~ate ‥ vulgariter dict’ ‥ qwyltes Pat 579 m. 10 (14).  c 1265 pro uno coffino de corio ~ato, ad ollas argenteas Manners 7. 2 to mark with a point, notate. b to insert a proper stop in writing, punctuate. c (mus., to mark a break in a liturgical text); d (to mark division or perfection). e to insert a vowel or other point in the writing of Hebrew. f (fig.) to mark, set aside. punctis et plicaturis vestem distinguit ‥ . domina ~ata ‥ granellata ‥ impincta ‥ diabolo commendata O. Cheriton Par. 55; 1238 precipimus tibi quod muros camere regine ‥ deliberari [l. dealbari] facias et ~ari et infra punctationes illas flores depingi Liberate 13 m. 25; 1243 eodem modo scribitur omnibus superscriptis militibus, hiis exceptis qui non sunt ~ati T. RGasc I 210a; a1400 capias cum circino declinacionem solis ‥ et ~ues eam fideliter in utraque parte equinoctialis Nav. Ven. 376.  b contendunt ‥ an glosa ordine construatur, recte dividatur, apte ~etur R. Melun Sent. praef. 11; libros debet armarius cum magna diligencia frequenter discutere, emendare, et ~are, ne fratres in cotidiano officio ecclesie, sive in cantando sive in legendo, aliquem errorem vel impedimentum inveniant Obs. Barnwell 64; illud quod dicitur in genealogia Salvatoris: ‘David’ ‥ debet sic ~uari: ‘David autem rex genuit Salomonem’, ut ibi sit finis versus, et alius versus sic incipiat ‘ex ea que fuit Urie, Salomon genuit Roboam’ Ockham Dial. 615.  c juvenum magistri, tam de modo legendi et accentandi et ~uandi quam de modo naturaliter canendi suos discipulos tenentur instruere Cust. Cant. I 100; totus psalmus dicatur sine nota ~uando tamen sub uno tono Ord. Exon. I 43; 1472 in accentuando, ~uando, legendo, et cantando Melrose 577.  d pause ~uate seu non ~uate singulis notis in figura trianguli ‥ proportionaliter correspondent Will. 30; propter pulcritudinem ~andi propter regulam quandam Mens. & Disc. (Anon. IV) 55; si semibrevis ~ata sit et minores species subsecuntur, semibrevis perficietur per punctum si sit perfeccio Wals. Mus. Mens. 85.  e non solum ~ant vocales ‥ set consonantes Bacon Gram. Heb. 205.  f c1350 senescalli habeant unam medietatem omnium que ab officiis absentes perdunt; et ~uans aliam MonExon 272a. 3 to furnish with a point, sharpen. 1292 pro ferrament’ ij carucarum pungtand’ et acuend’ per vices (Durrington, Wilts) Ac. Man. Coll. Wint.; 1341 in ferr’ punctand’ (v. punctatio 3); 1363 in ferr’ caruc’ puccand’ [? l. pu[n]ctand’] et caten’ aur[iculorum] fractis reficiendis Ac. Man. Westm. 22218; 1368 in j vomere ~uando et j cultro emendando (Itchington, Warw) MinAc 1039/14; 1384 in ij peciis ferri ‥ et una garba asceris ‥ empta pro veteribus billes ejusdem molendini perusitatis renovandis et ~andis Doc. Leeds 115; adamantes ‥ de ipsis quadrati et ~uati sine manu hominis Itin. Mand. 84; 1441 cum quodam baculo ~uato cum ferro Pat 450 m. 22. 4 to point, to fill the joints between tiles or slates with mortar; b (absol., w. super). 1275 in x quarteriis calcis emptis, viij crestris emptis ad aulam, dicta aula de novo ~anda [MS: ~ando], gutteris camere emendandis Ac. Stratton 63; 1286 in j quar. dim. calcis, cccc esclatt’ et ccc clavis emptis ad domum molendini, eadem domo inde ~anda per loca, ij s. iij d. ob. MinAc 827/39 r. 4; 1314 pro uno sclatyer cum garcione suo conducto ‥ pro dictis capella et camera ~andis et emendandis Rec. Elton 214; 1325 in stipendio unius sclatier’ ~ando et emendando cooperturam aule Ib. 275; 1329 circa emendacionem cooperture domorum recepte ‥ domos illas noviter ~ando KR Ac 467/7/1; 1376 una domus ‥ sufficienter tegulata, set indiget ~uari Chanc. Misc. 208/27.  b 1353 solut’ eidem J. le Redere per ij septimanes operatiles ~uanti super veterem aulam sacristarie sine mensa iv s. Sacr. Ely II 154; 1391 in salar’ Willelmi Sklater ~antis super dictam domum per iiij dies, xx d. Mem. Ripon III 167. 5 (w. acc. or quod) to agree on, decide (treaty). conventum est ‥ et finaliter ~uatum quod nisi limitata tempora inclusis succursus afferrent ‥ tempora inclusis succursus afferrent ‥ villa ipsa in manus regias redderetur Ps.-Elmh. Hen. V 53; quibus plena committeretur autoritas tractatus ineundi, ~uandi, conveniendi et cetera ‥ nomine regis faciendi Ib. 88.