Blada

plur. of Bladum, L. Lat. [L. Fr. blees.] In old English law. Com or grain growing, (segetes in herba); growing crops of grain.

Spelman. 2 Inst, 81.

Glanv, lib.

2, c. 3.

Bract, fol.

96, 222 b, 223b.

Blada nondum a solo separata; crops not yet severed from the soil. Id, fol.

217 b.

Qfiare blada, et germina vinearum — concukavit, &c.; wherefore he trod down the crops and germins of vines, <fec.

Reg. Grig, 95.

According to Lord Coke, hlada is taken for all manner of com or grain, or things annual, coming by the industry of man, as hemp, flax, <fec.

2 Inst. 8 1.

Grain after it has been harvested, or severed from the soil, {hlada a solo separata.) Bract, fol.

217 b.

Blada in garhis; grain in swathes or straw.

Reg. Grig. 94 b, 96.

See Bladum.

See Bladum.