scalinga

scalinga, ~um [cf. 4 scala, ME skeling(e)], (Northumb., Sc.) pasture land or hut built on the land, as shelter for sheep or hut for shepherds, shieling. b fisherman's hut. c1148 me dedisse ‥ ~gas que sunt ab occidente de R. Regesta Scot. 42; c1150 in nemore ‥ pascuis et aquis et stalungiis E. Ch. Scot. 222; c1160 quasdam eschalingas in Lambremore Kelso 319; a1165 sicut ipsa via cadit in Cresope desuper ~as que fuerunt Eadulfi CalCh III 93; a1170 dedit ‥ unam ~am hyemalem in competenti loco ultra Hertinburn Cart. Lanercost 52; 1178 in vastis et ~is, in viis et semitis Reg. Aberbr. I 8; c1180 in moris et stalangis Regesta Scot. 185; c1180 nec habebunt domus nec ~as nec logias nec sepes Melrose 111; a1199 dedi ‥ unam stalingham ultra H. in competenti loco cum communi pastura (Lanercost) MonA VI 237b; a1225 dim. acram ad herbagium scalengii sui Cart. Cockersand 935; 12‥ ad rivulum ‥ ubi homines Dufgalli fratris mei quondam habuerunt ~a Reg. Paisley 171; 1326 est ‥ quelibet schalinga que vocatur le Grenehalgh, que valuit tempore pacis in herbagio viij li. IPM 97/2 m. 2; 1330 medietatem cujusdam skalinge ibidem que vocatur le Grenhalgh' que skalinga ad octo libras [extenditur] Cl 149 m. 25; 1373 est ibidem quadam schaling' vocata Someryerd IMisc 203/23; 1377 cum foresta ‥ et diversis scaling'iis in le Hunteland Cl 216 m. 2 (cf. CalCl 507: scalingeriis).  b c1222 concessi eis quod ‥ habeant stalingum suum super terram meam ‥ et palos suos figant super eandem terram ad retia sua siccanda Kelso 55; 1225 cum libertate siccandi retia sua et faciendi domos et ~as piscatoribus suis Reg. Paisley 212.