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▪ I. † wond, n.1 Obs. rare.
[a. ON. vándr bad, wicked (Sw., Da. ond, Norw. vond, mod.Icel. vondr).]
The evil one, the devil. (So Da. den onde.)
c1250Death 112 in O.E. Misc. 174 Nu þu schalt in þe putte wunie wid þe wonde.
▪ II. † wond, n.2 Obs. rare.
In 4 wa(a)nd.
[f. wonde v.]
Hesitation.
a1300Cursor M. 8465 Man it clepes ecclesiastes, Þat spekes mast wit-vten waand, Hu fals þis werld es for to faand. Ibid. 11517 Þat þai faand, wit-vten wand Þai tok.
▪ III. wond
south. ME. var. fond v. Obs.
1297R. Glouc. (Rolls) 9600 King henri wondede muche to abbe men in offis..þat of conseil were..wis.
▪ IV. wond
south. ME. var. fond, pa. tense of find v.
1297R. Glouc. (Rolls) 561 He astore wel is lond Wiþ homber kinges god þat me of his wond. Ibid. 3726 He..wan it [sc. Ireland] al clene to him & al þat he vonde [v.r. wond].
▪ V. wond(e
see wand, wind, wone, wont, wound. |