forscyldigian

Old English

Alternative forms

  • forsċyldeġian, forsċyldġian

Etymology

From for- + sċyldiġian (to sin). Related to sċyldiġ (whence shildy).

Verb

forsċyldiġian

  1. To make or become guilty; beguilt, criminate, condemn.
  2. To make guilty.

Conjugation

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