A variant of APPURTENANCE assimilated to prec. vb.
1525. Ld. Berners, in Froiss. (1812), Pref. 14. The appertaynens of your realme.
1824–8. Landor, Imag. Conv., Wks. 1846, I. xxxviii. 249. The noblest elevations of the human mind have in appertainance their sands and swamps.
1852. Sir W. Hamilton, Discuss., 551. A Schoolhouse with appertainances.
