niþgeteon
Old English
noun
Definitions
- an attack, malice with intent to wound or kill
Etymology
Compound from Old English nīþ (spite, hatred, envy, malice, strife, enmity, jealousy, attack, war, the effect of hatred, tribulation, persecution, oppression, ill-will, wickedness, hostility, action which arises from hatred, an instance of wickedness malice, war evil, grief, evil, vexation, affliction, rancor, trouble, annoyance) + Old English ġetēon (incite, draw, excite, lead).
Origin
Old English
ġetēon
Gloss
incite, draw, excite, lead
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
鉛