encheson

Middle English

Noun

encheson

  1. alternative form of enchesoun

Old French

Alternative forms

Etymology

An alteration of achoison, acheison (from Latin occāsiō) after the prefix en-, perhaps on the model of variation between acheoir and encheoir.

Noun

encheson oblique singular, f (oblique plural enchesons, nominative singular encheson, nominative plural enchesons)

  1. instance; occasion

Descendants

  • → Middle English: enchesoun
    • English: encheason (obsolete)
    • Middle Scots: enchesoun, enchessoun

References

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