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† atˈfall, v. Obs.
Also 3 etf-.
[OE. ætfeallan, f. at- prefix2 + feallan to fall; cogn. w. OS. antfallan, OHG. intfallan, G. entfallen, Du. ontvallen. Cf. OE. oðfeallan.]
intr. To fall away; to fall down, drop (with dat. = from).
a1000Ord. Dunsetas §5 (Bosw.) Healf wér ðǽr ætfealþ. 1205Lay. 4237 Here tir wes at-fallen. c1230Ancr. R. 342 Auh me is..moni crume etfallen. c1250Serm. in O.E. Misc. 187 To deþe he ȝef him for us alle, Þo we weren so stronge at-falle. |