caûff'thie

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Norman

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Etymology

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caûffer (“to heat, warm, warm up”) +‎ -ie

Noun

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caûff'thie f (plural caûff'thies)

  1. gerund of caûffer
  2. (Jersey) warming, heating

Derived terms

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