† treave
obs. var. thrave, threave n. and v.
| 1768 Case of Jeffry Ruffle 2 When cut down, the whole ought to be put into treaves of an equal size, and every tenth treave set out for the tythes. Ibid., He tythed it at the times he gathered in his corn for treaving or loading, by separating and setting out every tenth sheaf. |