Definition of rantle-tree in English:

rantle-tree

noun ˈran(t)(ə)ltriː

Irish English, English Regional, Scottish, Northern

A bar of wood or iron fixed horizontally across a chimney, from which the chain or hook for holding cooking pots is hung.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in George Sinclair (d.?1696), natural philosopher. Apparently from rantle + tree, perhaps after Norwegian regional randa-tre, randar-tre beam or bolt above a fire from which pots were hung.

Definition of rantle-tree in US English:

rantle-tree

nounˈran(t)(ə)ltriː

Irish English, English Regional, Scottish, Northern

A bar of wood or iron fixed horizontally across a chimney, from which the chain or hook for holding cooking pots is hung.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in George Sinclair (d. ?1696), natural philosopher. Apparently from rantle + tree, perhaps after Norwegian regional randa-tre, randar-tre beam or bolt above a fire from which pots were hung.

词汇	rantle-tree
释义	Definition of rantle-tree in English: rantle-tree noun ˈran(t)(ə)ltriː Irish English, English Regional, Scottish, Northern A bar of wood or iron fixed horizontally across a chimney, from which the chain or hook for holding cooking pots is hung. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in George Sinclair (d.?1696), natural philosopher. Apparently from rantle + tree, perhaps after Norwegian regional randa-tre, randar-tre beam or bolt above a fire from which pots were hung. Definition of rantle-tree in US English: rantle-tree nounˈran(t)(ə)ltriː Irish English, English Regional, Scottish, Northern A bar of wood or iron fixed horizontally across a chimney, from which the chain or hook for holding cooking pots is hung. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in George Sinclair (d. ?1696), natural philosopher. Apparently from rantle + tree, perhaps after Norwegian regional randa-tre, randar-tre beam or bolt above a fire from which pots were hung.
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