To allot, apportion; to cause to have as one's share. †to give to lot (see lot, n.). Also in indirect passive. †In past participle with adv. =…

To assign, ordain, appoint, allot, give as an attribute (a thing to a person, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. To assign (a share, portion, or allowance) to a person; to allot. Obsolete.

transitive. To allot as a share, portion, or allowance (to); to appoint, apportion, make over.

transitive. To allot, apportion, or assign. Usually const. to, for, or with dative of person. Obsolete.

transitive. To assign, appoint.

To allot, to assign; = beteach, v. 5. Obsolete.

To allot, assign.

transitive. To assign; to adjudge. rare.

More generally. transitive. To assign or designate as being the appropriate share, entitlement, or responsibility of a particular person, office…

figurative. transitive. To apportion at discretion, to assign as one's portion or lot, to take at one's pleasure.

To assign severally to different places or posts; to allocate. Obsolete.

To apportion or assign to a particular purpose; to portion off.