pavior

English

Noun

pavior (plural paviors)

  1. Alternative form of paviour.
    • 1778 April 3, “Appendix. Report from the Committee on the State of the Pavements, &c. in the Streets of Dublin”, in The Journals of the House of Commons, of the Kingdom of Ireland, [], volume XX, Dublin: Printed by Abraham Bradley and Abraham Bradley King, [], published 1782, OCLC 264474860, page 539:
      [T]he Contract with the Pipe-water Pavior was, as he recollects, to keep the Pavement in Repair for ſix Weeks; []

Latin

Verb

pavior

  1. first-person singular present passive indicative of paviō
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