transitive. To set or place (a meaning, price, etc.) on, upon, or †in a person or thing; to attribute or assign (a quality, value, etc.) to.

transitive. To connect (something abstract) with (a person or thing) as its attribute or cause; to refer, ascribe, attribute. With to, unto. Now rare.

transitive. With object and infinitive. In the active.

To reckon or count to, as a property or characteristic (rarely as a material possession); to consider or allege as belonging to, to claim for.

transitive. To connect as a corollary, accompaniment, or consequence; to ascribe or attribute. Usually with to (formerly also †with, †upon). Often in…

To ascribe as a quality or ‘attribute’ belonging, proper, or inherent. (To attribute wisdom to a person = to hold that he or she is wise.)

transitive. To assign, credit, attribute (something) to a person, cause, etc.; = ascribe, v. II.

To ascribe, attribute, or refer, as belonging to or originating in.

transitive. To refer or assign (something) as applicable, appropriate, or belonging to. Obsolete.

transitive. To regard as existing in something; to ascribe to, perceive in. Obsolete.

transitive. To assert or affirm as a quality, property, or attribute of. (In quot. 1677 intransitive: to allow of such assertion.)