transitive. To hold in regard, keep, observe (commands, appointed days, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. To hold, maintain, observe, keep, preserve.

To keep, observe (a command, festival, etc.).

transitive. To observe (a custom, a traditional practice or rule of conduct, etc.); to pursue or follow as a custom or accepted practice. Formerly…

transitive. To obey, abide by, or adhere to (a law, command, custom, covenant, promise, etc.); = keep, v. 11.

transitive. To keep or observe (a duty or obligation). Obsolete.

transitive. To keep (a commandment, counsel, promise, etc.); to observe (a custom or rite). Obsolete.

To observe by attendance, presence, residence, performance of duty, or in some prescribed or regular way.