indite
/ɪnˈdʌɪt
/verb [with object] archaic
Write; compose: he indites the wondrous tale of Our Lord
Origin
Middle English endite, from Old French enditier, based on Latin indicere (see indict).
Rhymes
- multi-daylight
- multi-denominational
- multidentate
- multidenticulate
- multi-destination
- multidialectal
- multidialectalism
- multi-diameter
- multi-digit
- multidigitate
- multidimensional
- multidimensionality
- multidimensionally
- multidirectional
- multi-disc
- multidisciplinarian
- multidisciplinary
- multidiscipline
- multidisciplined
- multi-disk
- multidomestic
- multi-drop
- multidrug
- multidrug-resistant
- multi-electrode