stoda

stoda, ~dum, ~dus [ME stod(e), stud(e) < AS stod, studu], ~tha, ~thum, ~thus [ME stoth(e), stot(e), stuthe < AS stuþu] 1 piece of timber (in quot. esp. as used in framing of wall), stud. b (clavi ~dorum) stud-nails. 1269 in lx bordis et lx ~ddis cum cariagio cccc clavis ad coquinam fractam reficiendam (Yorks) MinAc 1078/11 r. 8; 1285 in xxx minutis lignis ad studas in muro terre ad diversa loca castri, ij s. x d. KR Ac 460/27 m. A 3 (b) (cf. Building in Eng. 205); 1297 in aliis clavis ad bordas, ~des, et lathos Ac. Cornw 133; 1354 meremium: ‥ pro cariagio de ixxx sparris et cc ~thys quercinis cariandis de Bernewelle Sacr. Ely II 153; 1373 pro xiiij peciis meremii vocatis quarters emptis pro ~this ad fenestras et lodia KR Ac 469/13 (cf. Building in Eng. 220); 1383 ~da (MinAc Essex, Abbess Roding) MFG (ed. 1968) p. 35; 1420 pro ij ~dys angularibus oratorii iij s. Arch. Hist. Camb. II 443; 1478 pro ijbus studdis pro novo studio in Coventre chambyr Cant. Coll. Ox. II 202; 1504 pro ‥ ij fenestris cum ~this Crawley 495. b 1296 j c clavorum ~torum [Cal. IPM III 371: †stecorum] de termino Pasche, et valent ij d. IPM 77/3 m. 22. 2 decorative boss, stud. 1411 una zona serica cum pendiculo et plusculo et ~this deauratis Finc. clvi; 1536 in iij annulis cum j studdo argenti deaurati Ac. Churchw. Bath 114; 1537 tres annuli deaurati cum j studdo Ib..

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