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#526. Chaucer ѤѸ --- Ƭ for- ư ([2010-10-05-1]) Ǥ夲ƬꡥѸǤŪǤϤʤĤƤϤ˱ɤƬȤ for- 롥Ƭộȡػߡ䡤ӽꡤ̵롤ꡤΥȿάԡƶƤζĴǤ롥ǡͥƥƬȤäƤ褤
Ѹ줫Ƥߤȡforbear (control oneself), forbearance (patience), forbid (prohibit), forbruise (bruise sorely), fordo (do away with), forget (be unable to remember), forgive (pardon), forgo (do without), forlorn (lonely), forpined (pined away), forsake (leave), forsay (prohibit), forspent (worn out), forswear (give up), forweary (weary extremely), forworn (worn out) ʤɤ롥Web3 ˤȡƬ for- ϼΤ褦Ƥ롥
for- prefix [ME, fr. OE; akin to OHG fir-, far-, fur- for-, OS for-, Goth fra-, fair-, for-, faur- for-, fore-, OE for] 1 : so as to involve prohibition, exclusion, omission, failure, or refusal --- almost exclusively in words coined before 1600 <forsay> <forheed> 2 : destructively or detrimentally --- almost exclusively in words coined before 1600 <forhang> <forstorm> 3 : completely : excessively : to exhaustion : to pieces --- almost exclusively in words coined before 1600 <forbruise> <forweary> <forspent>
ɥĸ ver- ޤᥲޥ˹ŤƬǤꡤűѸǤϾʤʤBosworth-Toller Dictionary ˤȡΥڡ ˤƬΥȥ롥θФȡforbeodan (to forbid), fordeman (to condemn), forcuþ (perverse, corrupt), fordon (to destroy, to do for), for-eaðe (very easily), for-oft (very often), forseon (to overlook, despise) ʤɤ롥
ƬΤϤȤ櫓ѸˤƤǤ롥MED for- (pref.(1)) ˤϡ¿θ㤬Ƥ롥ե٥åȽ˺Ƹȡforbannen (banish), forberen (bear, endure, refrain, avoid), forbien (redeem, bribe), forbinden (tie up), forbleden (bleed hard or to death), forbod (prohibition), forbreiden (corrupt, pervert), forbreken (break up, shatter), forcold (very cold), forcouth (infamous, wicked, vile, miserable), fordemen (condemn, convict), forderked (dimmed, obscured), fordon (ruin, destroy, condemn, frustrate, prevent, abrogate, violate), fordreden (fear greatly), fordrenchen (intoxicate, drown), fordrien (dry up, wither), fordronken (given to drunkenness), fordulle(d) (very dull), forfaren (go astray, perish, ruin), forfered (terrified), forhelen (conceal), forhiden (conceal), forhongred (ravenous, starving), forhouen (despise, scorn), forleden (mislead), forleten (forsake, give up, neglect, lose), forlien (fornicate, ravish, commit adultery), forlived (decrepit), forwandred (exhausted from wandering), forwepen (weep hard or long), forwered (worn out), forweri(ed) (very weary), forwerpen (cast out, banish, reject, renounce), forwird (perdition, destruction), forwondred (amazed), forworthen (degenerate, spoil, perish), forwounden (wound, injure), foryeten (forget, neglect, omit), foryeven (forgive, give up, bestow, grant) Ȥʤ롥
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