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† aˈssethe, v. [f. prec. n. Cf. also assythe.] To satisfy.1481 Earl of Worcester Tulle on Friendsh. B iv, To assethe the same desire. ? 1481 Caxton Orat. G. Flamineus F iv, I have be redy in every place to assethe your lyefful desires.
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assythe
▪ I. † aˈssyth, n. Sc. Obs. Also 4 asyth, 5 assithe, asith, 6 aphet. sith. [northern and esp. Sc. form of assethe n.] a. Satisfaction. b. Satisfaction for wrong done, reparation, compensation. to make assyth: to satisfy; to make reparation.c 1375 ? Barbour St. Johannes 601 He had nocht quhare⁓of to ...
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seþ
▪ I. seth variant of saithe, seath Obs.▪ II. seth, seþ obs. forms of sith.▪ III. † seth(e Obs. Also 5 seeth(e, seyth, syth. [Aphetic f. assethe, due to apprehending the phr. make asethe as make a sethe. See also the later (Scottish) syth n. and v.] Satisfaction, amends, atonement. a. to make a seth(...
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asseth
† aˈsseth(e, n. Obs. Forms: 4 aseeth, a seeth, 4–5 aseth, a-seth, assethe, 5 a seth, a-sethe, asethe, aseyth, asseth, (assete, assetz). Aphet. seth(e. See also assyth for the northern forms. [a. OF. a(s)set (pronounced aˈseθ), also ases, asez, n., orig. the same word as asez, assez adv. ‘enough’:—la...
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