† baiardourn.

Etymology: Anglo-Norman = Old French baïardeur , a mason's labourer, who helps to carry the baïard , modern French bayart , baïart , or large hand-barrow with six handles on which building stones are carried. Connected in some earlier dictionaries with Latin bājulātor , and explained from Phillips (1706) onward, as ‘a carrier or bearer of any weight or burden’. Perhaps never used in English: compare bayard n.²

Obsolete.

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1780 P. Blesensis Contin. Hist. Croyland 120 Duos incisores..et duos bajardours servituros ad cariagium petræ.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1885; most recently modified version published online December 2021).

单词	baiardour
释义	† baiardourn. Etymology: Anglo-Norman = Old French baïardeur , a mason's labourer, who helps to carry the baïard , modern French bayart , baïart , or large hand-barrow with six handles on which building stones are carried. Connected in some earlier dictionaries with Latin bājulātor , and explained from Phillips (1706) onward, as ‘a carrier or bearer of any weight or burden’. Perhaps never used in English: compare bayard n.² Obsolete. ΚΠ 1780 P. Blesensis Contin. Hist. Croyland 120 Duos incisores..et duos bajardours servituros ad cariagium petræ. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1885; most recently modified version published online December 2021). < n.1780
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