wite - There are three meanings listed in tefa adalah OEDs entry for the verb witeSee Meaning use for definitions usage and quotation evidence This word is now obsolete It is last recorded in the Middle English period 11501500 WITE definition and meaning Collins English Dictionary Definition of Wite in the Fine Dictionary Meaning of Wite with illustrations and photos Pronunciation of Wite and its etymology Related words Wite synonyms antonyms hypernyms hyponyms and rhymes Example sentences containing Wite Wite definition See examples of WITE used in a sentence wite wyte v¹ meanings etymology and more Oxford English Dictionary The meaning of WITE is blame Verb Middle English from Old English wītan akin to Old High German wīzan to blame Old English witan to know wite Wiktionary the free dictionary wite v² meanings etymology and more Oxford English Dictionary Wite Definition Meaning YourDictionary a variant spelling of wyte Click for English pronunciations examples sentences video WITE Definition Meaning Dictionarycom Wite is a noun meaning blame or censure or a verb meaning to accuse or reproach It comes from Old English wite related to witen meaning vinco to see or observe Wite Definition Meaning Usage FineDictionarycom There are seven meanings listed in OEDs entry for the verb wite two of which are labelled obsoleteSee Meaning use for definitions usage and quotation evidence This word is used in northern English regional dialect and Scottish English Dictionary entries Entries where wite occurs blame active infinitive of blastēmō from Latin blasphemo ultimately from Ancient Greek βλασφημέωReplaced common use of native wite blame guilt wrongdoing offense fine punishment from Middle English wītan from Old English wīte Noun wyte wyte English Verb wyte thirdperson singular simple present wytes wite meaning definition WordSense Wite is a variant spelling of wyte meaning blame or fault in Scots Find out more about the origin pronunciation and translation of wite in this online dictionary Wite Definition Meaning MerriamWebster wite thirdperson singular simple present wites present participle witing simple past and past participle wited transitive archaic or obsolete chiefly Scotland To regard someone as guilty to accuse to blame to fault To censure someone to mulct to reproach Wite definition of wite ganjen artinya by The Free Dictionary
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