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unˈtine, v. Obs. exc. dial.
Forms: 1 untynan, 2 untinen, 3 untunen (ontune), 5 vntynde, 9 dial. untine.
[OE. untýnan (var. of an-, ontýnan), f. un- un-2 3 + týnan tine v.1, = OHG. antzûnen, inzûnen (G. entzäunen).]
1. trans. To open.
c950Lindisf. Gosp. Matt. ii. 11 [Hia] untyndon striona hiora. Ibid. ix. 30 Untynde weron ego hiora. c1000ælfric Gen. xli. 56 Iosep untynde ealle þa bernu. c1200Trin. Coll. Hom. 115 Openeð ȝiure gaten, and ech gate untineð ȝiu seluen to-ȝenes þe king of blisse. c1205Lay. 9781 Amarȝen þa hit dæi wes duren heo vntunden. Ibid. 18949 Nis nan cniht..Þe..Þe ȝeten mihten un-tunen [v.r. ontune]. 1888Donaldson Takin' th' New Year in 8 (E.D.D.), Hoo told me hoo'd untined th' door.
2. To separate, sever.
c1495Epitaffe, etc. in Skelton's Wks. (1843) II. 392 Howe durst thou [sc. Death] his flessh and spyryte vntynde? |