English
fowlery
From fowl + -ery.
A compound of fowl + -ery
Proto-Germanic *fuglaz ‘bird’
Proto-West Germanic *fugl ‘bird’
Old English fugol ‘bird’
Middle English foul ‘a bird’
English fowl
Today it means
noun A place where fowl are raised.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / fowlery