See R. traïtor.
Trety, treatise, [145].
Fr. traité.
Trewis, truce, [1568], [2488], [2545].
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Tronsione, [239], Trunscyoune, [2962], Trownsciown, [2890], |
a truncheon, a stump of a spear.
Fr. tronçon; from Lat. truncus.
In the last passage it means a sceptre, bâton.
“One hytte hym vpon the oldé wounde
Wyth A tronchon of an ore;” (oar.)