† aˈfflige, v. Obs.
[a. Fr. afflige-r (16th c. Littré) f. L. afflīg-ĕre: see afflict a.]
An early (Scotch) form of afflict v.
| 1549 Compl. Scotl. v. 34 Quhen ire affligis vs, ve seik nocht the vertu of patiens. Ibid. 1 To cure & to gar conualesse al the langorius desolat & affligit pepil. |