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† smithe Obs.
Forms: 1 smiþþe, smiðþe, 1, 3 smiððe, 3 smiðe, 4 smyþþe, smyþe; 1 smeðe, 5 smeþe.
[OE. smiþþe, smiððe (:—*smiþjōn, f. the stem of smith n. or v.), = OFris. smithe, smitha, MDu. and Flem. smisse, smesse (Du. smidse), OHG. smiththa, smidda; also OFris. smitte, -a (Fris. smitte), MDu. smitte, smit, OHG. smitta, -e, -i (MHG. smitte, G. dial. schmitte), and MLG. smede (LG. smede, smê), OHG. smida (obs. G. smide, schmide, now schmiede). Some of these forms are due to the influence of the word for smith. For the Scand. forms see smithy n.]
= smithy n. 1.
a900tr. Baeda's Hist. v. xv. (1890) 442 He..ᵹewunade in his smiðþan dæᵹes & nihtæs sittan & licgan. c1000ælfric Hom. I. 64 Gað to smiððan, and fandiað þises goldes. c1030Rule St. Benet (Logeman) 23 Smeðe þær we ealle þas ðinc ᵹeornlice wyrcean. a1225Ancr. R. 88 Vrom mulne & from cheping, from smiðe,..me tiðinge bringeð. c1305St. Dunstan 60 in E.E.P. 36 A priuei smyþþe bi his celle he gan him biseo.
fig.a1225Ancr. R. 284 Al þes world is Goddes smiððe, uorte smeoðien his icorene. |