intransitive. To pertain, belong; to befit, be appropriate. Chiefly with to.

(a) intransitive. To hold on by, appertain or belong to. (b) transitive. To pertain, relate or belong to, to concern. Obsolete.

intransitive. With to. To lie near, be close to. Chiefly figurative: to relate or belong to, be concerned with. Also transitive.

intransitive. To belong. Frequently in present participle in pertaining to. To belong, be connected to (something), esp. as part of a whole, or as…

intransitive. To belong or pertain to.

intransitive. To belong to as a possession, natural accompaniment, or right; to pertain; to relate, to refer; to be suited or proper to. Obsolete.

To belong naturally or by inherent fitness; to be suited, proper, appropriate to.

To depend; to belong or pertain. Const. of, †on, at. Now only as figurative from 19.

intransitive. To pertain. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To relate or belong to. Obsolete. rare.

Formerly sometimes meaning little more than: To hang together with, to be connected with, to pertain or be pertinent to. Obsolete.

To be directed to an object; to tend. Also, to belong, pertain. Obsolete.

transitive. To pertain to; to be an attribute or prerogative of. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To be pertinent or applicable to. Obsolete.

intransitive. To have a practical bearing upon something; to have valid or suitable reference to.