Crossword clues for esne
esne
- Anglo-Saxon menial
- Early domestic
- Serf of puzzle fame
- Feudal underdog
- Thrall of puzzledom
- Medieval drudge
- Old-time laborer
- Toiler of yore
- Feudal underling
- Early laborer
- Early bondman
- Underling of 1066
- Vassal of yore
- Thrall's relative
- Saxon serf
- Former toiler
- Feudal drudge
- Puzzler's pet toiler
- Drudge of yore
- Ancient slave
- Serf in Ethelred's day
- Old-time field hand
- Anglo-Saxon day laborer
- Field hand of yore
- Garth, in "Ivanhoe"
- Drudge, in medieval days
- Lowly Anglo-Saxon
- Toiler in 104 Down
- Toiler in the 10th century
- Relative of a ceorl
- Old serf
- Anglo-Saxon domestic
- Underling of old
- Early thrall
- Early serf
- A.-S. domestic slave
- Worker of yore
- Ceorl's cousin
- Domestic feudal slave
- Man "seen" in an anagram
- Medieval have-not
- Homager's poor cousin
- English river
- Lowly laborer in the crossword business
- Slave to crosswords?
- Early slave
- Ancient serf
- Serf (OE)
- Medieval underling
- Feudal fieldhand
- Old-time slave
- Low-level laborer of old
- Early menial
- Anglo-Saxon drudge
- Ye olde Anglo-Saxon serf
- Slave of a thane
- Serf, OE
- Relative of a serf
- Relative of a helot
- Peon or serf
- Medieval field hand
- Medieval bondsman
- Lower classman of yore
- Land serfer
- Kin of a serf
- Flunky of old
- Flunky for Ethelred
- Feudal domestic
- Domestic slave
- Domestic slave of early Britain
- Anglo Saxon laborer
- Thrall of yore
- Crossword worker?
- Olden slave
- Old slave
- Lord's worker
- Anglo-Saxon slave
- Feudal worker
- Laborer of yore
- Hireling, in history
- Laborer of old
- Old laborer
- Feudal serf (yeah I used this entry, what?)
- Anglo-Saxon laborer
- Bygone laborer
- Feudal laborer
- A slave to crosswords?
- Medieval serf
- Serf of yore
- Lowly Saxon
- Domestic slave of yore
- Feudal toiler
- Slave of old England
- Laborer in Ethelbald's day
- Underling in 1066
- Domestic of yore
- Domestic slave in Ethelred's day
- Anglo-Saxon serf
- Puzzler's favorite Anglo-Saxon
- Slave of yore
- Gurth in "Ivanhoe," e.g.
- Medieval laborer
- Drudge of the manor
- Ethelbald's thrall
- Homager's cousin
- Underling of the 11th century
- He had his grief in a fief
- Villein
- Slave is seen in anagram
- Homager's relative
- Anglo-Saxon peon
- Old domestic slave
- Slave in 1066
- Peon of yore
- Serf of old
- Chattel's kin
- Ancient field hand
- Laborer in Ethelred's day
- Anglo-Saxon toiler
- Anglo-Saxon worker
- Feudal thrall
- Theow's cousin
- Peon's predecessor
- Bondsman of yore
- Medieval domestic
- Serf in a fief
- Medieval slave
- He was freer than a theow
- Laborer in Ivanhoe's day
- Domestic slave of Ethelred's day
- Slave on Anglo-Saxon estates
- One freer than a theow
- Feudal flunky
- Salve of Ethelred's time
- Puzzler's favorite serf
- Feudal workman
- Victim of feudalism
- Underling of yore
- Feudal slave
- Fief toiler
- Bygone toiler
- Laborer in old England
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
esne
Old English esne "domestic slave, laborer, retainer, servant; youth, man," from Proto-Germanic *asnjoz- "harvestman" (cognates: Gothic asneis), from *asanoz- "harvest" (see earn).
Wiktionary
esne
n. (context Anglo-Saxon historical English) A hireling of servile status; slave.
Wikipedia
Esne (bishop)
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Esne (or Esna; died c. 787) was a medieval Bishop of Hereford. He was consecrated between 781 and 786 and died between 786 and 788.
Usage examples of "esne".
While Bulen gave his boots a much-needed blacking, Lan washed himself from head to toe at the washstand rather than waiting for a bathtub to be brought, and dabbed an ointment that Anya sent Esne for onto his welts, but he let the women dress him.