shiel.
A shepherd's hut or shieling.
Meaning & usage
A shepherd's hut or shieling.
A cottage.
Where this word comes from
From Middle English schele. Akin to Old Frisian skiāle (“stable”) and Old Norse skjól (“shelter”). See also sheal.
To use a place as a shieling.
Where this word comes from
From Middle English schele. Akin to Old Frisian skiāle (“stable”) and Old Norse skjól (“shelter”). See also sheal.
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