My kid came home from school one day insisting that the thing we light on Chanuka is not a *m'nora* but a *chanukiya*. I replied that that's the word most Israelis use now but that *m'nora* is a perfectly good word for it anyway. I then took out an *Aruch Hashulchan* to point out the word *m'nora* — but didn't find it. (He seems to use *neros* exclusively. I might have missed it, though: I didn't look very thoroughly.) So my question is this: am I right? I mean, I **know** I'm right that *m'nora* has long been used to mean a Chanuka-thing, but (1) what's the earliest it's attested in print and (2) what's the earliest *chanukiya* is attested in print? (And any other information about the prevalence of the two words.)