othenk
var. ofthink Obs., to repent.
Hence † oˈthenking, vbl. n., sorrow, regret, repentance.
| 1382 Wyclif Judg. xxi. 15 And al Yrael greetli sorowide, and dide othenkynge vpon the slauȝter. ― Jer. xviii. 10 Othinking Y shal do [1388 Y schal do penaunce] up on the good that Y spac, that Y shulde do to it. |