Obs. [F. javart, in Cotgr. iavard, iavar, iavarre.] ‘A swelling in the hollow of the pastern of a horse’ (Cotgr.).
1616. Surfl. & Markh., Country Farme, 142. For the Iauar, take Pepper,… and make an emplaister to be layd vpon the place. Ibid., 144. For the Iavar in the houghs or hams.
