Obs. [erron. form of companage, or companiage, a. OF. compagnage, companage, f. compagn-: see COMPANION + -AGE.] Companionship, company.
c. 1475. Partenay, 1020. Som all night dysported … Many fayr songis songe that compernage. Ibid., 3706. A thing I shall you declare truly, Ar I me departe fro your compernage.
¶ Also erron. form of COMPANAGE, q.v.
