fæstnian
Old English
verb
Definitions
- to fasten or fix; to establish
Etymology
Inherited from *fastinōn (fasten, secure) affix from Old English fæst (firm, secure, enclosed, closed, fortified, steadfast, watertight, strong, bound, fast, heavy, costive, fixed, stiff, dense, constant, obstinate).
Origin
Old English
fæst
Gloss
firm, secure, enclosed, closed, fortified, steadfast, watertight, strong, bound, fast, heavy, costive, fixed, stiff, dense, constant, obstinate
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Property
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- fasten English
- *fastaz Proto-Germanic
- *fastuz Proto-Germanic
- befæstnian Old English
- fæst Old English
- fæsten Old English
- fæstlice Old English
- fæstnes Old English
- fæstnung Old English
- gefæstnian Old English
- rodfæstnian Old English
- rōd Old English
- þurhfæstnian Old English
- fast Middle English
- fastenen Middle English
- *fastinōn gmw-pro
- fastnon Old Saxon