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YCLEPT Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of YCLEPT is past participle of clepe.
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yclept - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
A holdover from Middle English, yclept is one of a small number of English words where y figures as a vowel at the beginning of a word. Others include Yngling, ...
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Yclept - Wikipedia
Yclept is an archaic English word meaning "by the name of". Example: “A man yclept John”. Yclept may also refer to. Yclept, album ...
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yclepe
† yclepe, v. Obs. (ɪˈkliːp) Also 6 ycleepe. [OE. ᵹeclipian, ᵹecleopian to call (in various senses): see y- 3 c and clepe v. Spenser's ycleepe is a new back-formation on yclept. In quot. 1901 ‘ycleping’ is an error for ‘clipping’ (clip v.1).] trans. To call by name, name.c 950, c 1100 [see yclept]. 1...
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yclept | Sesquiotica
yclept. This is a word that says “please clap.” Or should I say, it claps for itself. It is one bowtie-wearing word. But it's like wearing a ...
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A.Word.A.Day --yclept - Wordsmith.org
adjective: Called or named. ETYMOLOGY: From Old English geclypod, past participle of (ge)clypian (clepe). Earliest documented use: 950.
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ycleped
yclept, ycleped, pa. pple. arch. (ɪˈklɛpt), (ɪˈkliːpt, poet. ɪˈkliːpɪd) Forms: 1 ᵹeclypod, Northumb. ᵹicliop(p)ad, 2 ȝecleped, iclipet, 2–3 iclepet, i-, ycluped, 4 yclepud, 4–5 icleped, yclepid, 5 iclepyd, 6 iclipped, iclipt, ycliped, ycclipped, ycleapt, -ed, Sc. yclepit, 6–7 yclipt, 7 i-, ycleeped,...
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YCLEPT Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com
Yclept definition: a past participle of clepe.. See examples of YCLEPT used in a sentence.
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Meet the Old English word “yclept” — it means “named” or “called ...
Meet the Old English word “yclept” — it means “named” or “called.” Used in the 900s. Still kicking in some religious, poetic, or ultra-weird ...
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Yclept - Etymology, Origin & Meaning
"to call; to name" (archaic), from Old English cleopian, clipian "to speak, call; summon, invoke; implore," which is of uncertain origin.
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YCLEPT definition in American English - Collins Dictionary
Definition of 'yclept'. COBUILD frequency band. yclept in American English. (iˈklɛpt ) or ˈy-clept (iˈklɛpt ). verb transitive. Archaic. called; named; known ...
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yclept | ycleped, adj. meanings, etymology and more
The earliest known use of the adjective yclept is in the Old English period (pre-1150). yclept is formed within English, by compounding. Etymons ...
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y-
y- prefix (1 ᵹi-, ᵹe-, ᵹæ-, ᵹie-, ᵹy-, 1–2 ie-, 2–3 ȝe-, 2– 5 i-, hi-, 4–7 dial. e-, 3– now dial. a-, now arch. y-) represents OE. ᵹe-, earlier (and Northumb.) ᵹi-, = OFris. gi-, ge-, ie-, e-, a-, OS. gi-, ge-, i-, MLG., MDu. ge-, ghe-, locally i-, y-, e-, (LG., Du. ge-), OHG. ga-, ka-, gi-, ki-, ge...
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