"forthclepe" meaning in English

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Verb

Forms: forthclepes [present, singular, third-person], forthcleping [participle, present], forthclept [participle, past], forthclept [past], forthcleped [participle, past], forthcleped [past]
Etymology: From Middle English forthclepien, forthclepen (“to call forth, summon, invite”) from Old English forþclipian, forþclypian (“to call forth”), equivalent to forth- + clepe. Etymology templates: {{inh|en|enm|forthclepien}} Middle English forthclepien, {{m|enm|forthclepen||to call forth, summon, invite}} forthclepen (“to call forth, summon, invite”), {{inh|en|ang|forþclipian}} Old English forþclipian, {{m|ang|forþclypian||to call forth}} forþclypian (“to call forth”), {{prefix|en|forth|clepe}} forth- + clepe Head templates: {{en-verb|forthclepes|forthcleping|forthclept|past2=forthcleped}} forthclepe (third-person singular simple present forthclepes, present participle forthcleping, simple past and past participle forthclept or forthcleped)
  1. (obsolete) To call forth, summon, invite Tags: obsolete
    Sense id: en-forthclepe-en-verb-KplDCJkg Categories (other): English entries with incorrect language header, English terms prefixed with forth-

Inflected forms

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