A Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue (up to 1700)
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First published 1983 (DOST Vol. V).
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Quotation dates: 1460-1599, 1680
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(Pathe,) v. P.t. and p.p. pathit, -ed; paith-, paythit. [Late ME. pathe (c 1400–c 1475), var. of ME. (c 1310) and e.m.E. pave, OF. paver: cf. Pathement n. and v.] tr. To pave. Chiefly p.p. —(b) 1507 Treasurer's Accounts III. 411.
To the masons of Linlithqw that pathit the chapell in drinksilvir xlii s. —(c) c1460 Alex. (Taym.) 11323.
The crag it stude on was of marbill fyne Syne pathit oure with saphire cristallyne 1501 Doug. Pal. Hon. 1889.
The clois was pathit [ed. pachit; v.r. paithit] with siluer 1513 Id. Æn. i. vii. 9.
The large stretys paithit 1542 Proceedings of Society of Antiquaries III. 163.
The haill queir to be weill pathit with greis 15.. Clariodus v. 105.
All paithit wes the hall of marbill whyte 15.. Ib. 125.
The palice close wes fairlie paythit new With marbill stonis 1680 Cloud of Witnesses (1714) 59.
My blessed Lord's way which He hath pathed to me
