hostry

/ˈhəʊstɹi/

Etymology

From Old French hosterie, from hoste (“host”). Doublet of osteria.

noun

A hostelry.“And wrapped hym in ſwadlynge cloothes / and layed hym in a manger / be cauſe there was no roume for them with in / in the hoſtrey.”
A stable for horses.“An Hoſtry now for Waggons;”