"filst" meaning in All languages combined

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Verb [Middle English]

Forms: filsteth [present, singular, third-person], filstende [participle, present], filstynge [participle, present], filsted [first-person, indicative, participle, past, singular, third-person]
Etymology: From Old English fylstan (“to aid, support, help, protect”), contraction of Old English fullǣstan (“to help, support”), from ful-, full- (“full-, fully”) + lǣstan (“to follow, help, serve, perform, do, carry out, accomplish, endure, last, continue, furnish, pay, grant”), equivalent to full- + last. Cognate with Old Saxon fullēstian (“to help, aid”), Old High German fulleistjan (“to help, aid”). Etymology templates: {{inh|enm|ang|fylstan||to aid, support, help, protect}} Old English fylstan (“to aid, support, help, protect”), {{inh|enm|ang|fullǣstan||to help, support}} Old English fullǣstan (“to help, support”), {{m|ang|ful-}} ful-, {{m|ang|full-||full-, fully}} full- (“full-, fully”), {{m|ang|lǣstan||to follow, help, serve, perform, do, carry out, accomplish, endure, last, continue, furnish, pay, grant}} lǣstan (“to follow, help, serve, perform, do, carry out, accomplish, endure, last, continue, furnish, pay, grant”), {{prefix|enm|full|last|nocat=1}} full- + last, {{cog|osx|fullēstian||to help, aid}} Old Saxon fullēstian (“to help, aid”), {{cog|goh|fulleistjan||to help, aid}} Old High German fulleistjan (“to help, aid”) Head templates: {{head|enm|verb|head=}} filst, {{enm-verb|stem=filst}} filst (third-person singular simple present filsteth, present participle filstende, filstynge, first-/third-person singular past indicative and past participle filsted)
  1. (transitive) To help; aid. Tags: transitive Related terms: filstnen
    Sense id: en-filst-enm-verb-OwAD8NoH Categories (other): Middle English entries with incorrect language header

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