quercinus

quercĭnus, a, um, adj. [quercus],

• of oak-leaves, Tert. Cor. Mil. 13.

quercīnus, a, um (quercus), von der Eiche, Eichen-, folia ex auro quercina, goldenes Eichenlaub, Tert. de cor. mil. 13: lignum, Marc. Emp. 35. p. 403 (b), B Steph.

quercinus [LL], quercineus 1 of oak, oak-. b (arbor ~a or ellipt. as sb. f. or m.) oak-tree. c of representation of oak. simenus, i. viscum ~um Gl. Laud. 1374; c1220 ad quendam truncum ~um Cart. Sallay 278 p. 170; 1313 de R. de H. quia tannat cum alia cortice quam cum cortice ~ea faciendo falsitatem in opere Leet Norw. 61.  b [vipere] non capiantur ex piscinis vel litoribus fluviorum vel marium vel de petrosis quoniam in eis sunt ~e, facientes sitim Bacon V 106; habundans arboribus ~is, taxeis ‥ J. Yonge Vis. Purg. Pat. 6; 1460 Thomas Voyse prostravit ‥ unam parvam ~am in bosco vocato Overhempuie DL CourtR 111/1674 m. 1; an ake, quarcus, quarculus, ilex, quarcinus CathA.  c lego ‥ rubeum lectum ‥ embroudatum in medio de quercubus et sparsim de foliis ~is Test. Hen. V 94. 2 made or consisting of oak-wood. trabes acerne sive ~e [v. l. quercule, gl.: de cheyne, de keynn] Neckam Ut. 119; pixis vero ~a ‥ conbusta erat in pulverem Brakelond f. 152v; 1304 in liij bordis ~is emptis ‥ pro rotis molendinorum v s. Rec. Elton 112; rex ingentes palos ~os et alcinos humo defigi fecit Croyl. 4; 1374 maremium ~um Arch. Hist. Camb. I 238.

quercīnus, a, um, c. querceus : Tert. Cor. 13.