† to-tagn.

Forms: In Middle English to tagge, ( to tage).

Etymology: apparently < to- prefix¹ + tagge, tag n.¹ pendant or addition, or tag v.¹ to append. But the simple noun and verb are not known before c1400, and then not in abstract sense. It is to be remembered however that tag was probably a word not likely to occur in literature; and that there are other words in which the compound with to- is known much earlier than the simple word, e.g. to-crush, to-touse.

Obsolete.

Something ‘tagged’ or attached to a fact; a circumstance.

ΘΚΠ

the world > existence and causation > existence > state or condition > circumstance or circumstances > [noun]

thingeOE

to-tagc12..

estrec1300

casec1325

aboutstanding1340

circumstancec1380

termsa1382

conditionc1384

befalla1492

weather1603

attendant1607

belonginga1616

circumstantial1647

incident1649

incidence1670

incidental1707

attitude1744

circs1883

c12.. Ancr. R. 346 Þurh sum uuel to tagge þe lið þer biseden.

c12.. Ancr. R. 346 Efter þe to tagges [Nero circumstances] þe beoð iwriten þruppe. [So in 8 instances in Corpus, in 2 of which Cott. Nero has circumstances without a gloss.]

c1230 (?a1200) Ancrene Riwle (Corpus Cambr.) (1962) 316 Six þinges O Latin circumstances: On Englisch to tagges mahe beon icleopede [MS. Cott. Nero On Englisch heo muwen beon ihoten to-tagges; persone, stude, time, manere, tale, cause].

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1913; most recently modified version published online March 2021).

单词	to-tag
释义	† to-tagn. Forms: In Middle English to tagge, ( to tage). Etymology: apparently < to- prefix¹ + tagge, tag n.¹ pendant or addition, or tag v.¹ to append. But the simple noun and verb are not known before c1400, and then not in abstract sense. It is to be remembered however that tag was probably a word not likely to occur in literature; and that there are other words in which the compound with to- is known much earlier than the simple word, e.g. to-crush, to-touse. Obsolete. Something ‘tagged’ or attached to a fact; a circumstance. ΘΚΠ the world > existence and causation > existence > state or condition > circumstance or circumstances > [noun] thingeOE to-tagc12.. estrec1300 casec1325 aboutstanding1340 circumstancec1380 termsa1382 conditionc1384 befalla1492 weather1603 attendant1607 belonginga1616 circumstantial1647 incident1649 incidence1670 incidental1707 attitude1744 circs1883 c12.. Ancr. R. 346 Þurh sum uuel to tagge þe lið þer biseden. c12.. Ancr. R. 346 Efter þe to tagges [Nero circumstances] þe beoð iwriten þruppe. [So in 8 instances in Corpus, in 2 of which Cott. Nero has circumstances without a gloss.] c1230 (?a1200) Ancrene Riwle (Corpus Cambr.) (1962) 316 Six þinges O Latin circumstances: On Englisch to tagges mahe beon icleopede [MS. Cott. Nero On Englisch heo muwen beon ihoten to-tagges; persone, stude, time, manere, tale, cause]. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1913; most recently modified version published online March 2021). < n.c12..
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