Definition of pine-end in English:

pine-end

(also pwine-end)

noun ˈpʌɪnɛnd

English Regional, West, Welsh English

A gable or gable end.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Richards (d. 1790), lexicographer and Church of England clergyman. Alteration of either pinion or its Welsh equivalent piniwn, with second element after end.

Definition of pine-end in US English:

pine-end

(also pwine-end)

nounˈpʌɪnɛnd

English Regional, West, Welsh English

A gable or gable end.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Richards (d. 1790), lexicographer and Church of England clergyman. Alteration of either pinion or its Welsh equivalent piniwn, with second element after end.

单词	pine-end
释义	Definition of pine-end in English: pine-end (also pwine-end) noun ˈpʌɪnɛnd English Regional, West, Welsh English A gable or gable end. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Richards (d. 1790), lexicographer and Church of England clergyman. Alteration of either pinion or its Welsh equivalent piniwn, with second element after end. Definition of pine-end in US English: pine-end (also pwine-end) nounˈpʌɪnɛnd English Regional, West, Welsh English A gable or gable end. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Richards (d. 1790), lexicographer and Church of England clergyman. Alteration of either pinion or its Welsh equivalent piniwn, with second element after end.
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