gloveres

Middle English

Etymology 1

Noun

gloveres

  1. plural of glovere

Etymology 2

From glovere +‎ -esse.

Noun

gloveres

  1. A female glover; a gloveress.
    • 1327, G. Wrottesley, editor, The Exchequer Subsidy Roll of A.D. 1327 (in Middle English), William Salt Archaeological Society, published 1886, page 219:
      Matilda le Gloveres
      Matilda the Gloveress
Descendants
  • English: gloveress

References

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