C17th clothing - deciphering needed

[philipsearching]

Could someone help with the missing words in this 1624 will?  I have most of the text but I have no idea what the missing words could be or what they mean.

Gowne & my beste Coate & my best Aprone & my beste
stomager & my beste (gyvrett?) & my beste hate.  Itm I doe gyve &
bequeath unto my daughter Margaret four pounds & xxx
Two yards & halfe of wollen Cloth & my second beste Cote
& xxx my second beste hate & one fetherbed & one boulster & one
pyllowe.  Itm I doe gyve & bequeath unto my daughter
Constance four pounds & my second beste Gowne & one (?)
(?) (Lustygallante?) & one stummager & one hate.  Itm I doe

[horselydown86]

The first is:   gyrdell

I'm on my way out so won't be able to properly tackle the other now.  However, does the long word possibly begin with the same letter as you have in Hate on line 2?  Can you find a certain L in the doc?

[philipsearching]

The first is:   gyrdell

I'm on my way out so won't be able to properly tackle the other now.  However, does the long word possibly begin with the same letter as you have in Hate on line 2?  Can you find a certain L in the doc?

Brilliant - thank you!  (How did I get stomacher but not girdle?  )

Attached the only definite capital L for comparison - there is no lower case L starting a word in the will.  I can't decide if H or L is a more likely letter - it doesn't look like a D.

[JenB]

Lusty gallant was a colour (a shade of red)  - so could it refer to the colour of the ? item at the very start of the line?

https://sites.rootsweb.com/~oel/colors.html
https://www.bucks-retinue.org.uk/index.php/guide-book/notes-on-making/medieval-colours

[philipsearching]

Lusty gallant was a colour (a shade of red)  - so could it refer to the colour of the ? item at the very start of the line?

https://sites.rootsweb.com/~oel/colors.html
https://www.bucks-retinue.org.uk/index.php/guide-book/notes-on-making/medieval-colours

That's an interesting idea.  I'm not sure about it, but it's more convincing than the only reference I found which was for a mediaeval song with lute accompaniment.  (sing hey nonny nonny o!  )

[JenB]

I think the word at the end of the penultimate line is 'cote'.

[Drosybont]

Could the word before lusty gallant be colour?  Not sure of the letters/spelling.

Drosybont

[JenB]

Could the word before lusty gallant be colour?  Not sure of the letters/spelling.

I was just coming to the same possible conclusion. The word looks like C..ller to me 

[philipsearching]

Nice!

Cote culler Lustygallante looks a very good bet.

Thank you JenB and Drosybont.