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1.1
Etymology 1
1.1.1
Verb
1.2
Etymology 2
1.2.1
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From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Middle English
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Etymology 1
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From
Anglo-Norman
weyver
.
Verb
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wayven
Alternative form of
weyven
(
“
to avoid
”
)
Etymology 2
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From
Old Norse
veifa
.
Verb
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wayven
Alternative form of
weyven
(
“
to wave
”
)
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