• (v.) To reproach; to blame; to censure; also, to impute as blame. • (v.) Blame; reproach. • (pl.) of Wit
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(from the article `wergild`) ...One, bot, included various types of compensation for damages done but also covered maintenance allowances for the repair of houses and tools for ...
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Wite noun [ Anglo-Saxon
wīte punishment. ............. See
Wite ,
v. ] Blame; reproach. [ Obsolete or Scot.]
Chaucer. Found on
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Wite transitive verb [ Anglo-Saxon
wītan ; akin to Dutch
wijten , G. ver
weisen , Icelandic
vīta to mulct, and English
wit ; confer Anglo-Saxon
wītan to see, Latin animad
vertere to observe, to punish. ............. See
Wit ,...
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