To belong, pertain, relate to.

intransitive. With to (formerly also †into, †unto). To be the property or possession of; = belong, v. 2a. rare after 17th cent. (regional in later…

intransitive. With to. To lie near, be close to. Chiefly figurative: to relate or belong to, be concerned with. Also transitive.

To belong, pertain, or apply to a person or thing, as a possession, attribute, etc.; (also) to be… intransitive. With person or thing as subject. Obs…

intransitive. With to or (occasionally) on. To belong or pertain to, be the concern or business of; to fall to. In later use also (chiefly Scottish)…

intransitive. With to. To be the property or possession of; to be owned by. Formerly also with †unto. Also occasionally transitive (regional, esp. Sc…

intransitive. To belong. Frequently in present participle in pertaining to. To belong as one's care or concern; to matter, be a cause of concern to…

With indirect object (in Old English and early Middle English in the dative) or to (also in early use… To befall, pertain; to be ascribed…

To belong as a possession to.

To be associated, to remain with. Obsolete.