Where does “eadan” come from?
eadan (Old English) comes from Proto-Germanic audaną — to give, grant; to grant; to give, grant, loan.
eadan (Old English): to give, be prone to; to grant; to concede
Definitions
- to give, be prone to; to grant; to concede
Ancestry of “eadan”, step by step
| Step | Language | Word | Meaning |
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| 1 | Proto-Germanic | audaną | to give, grant; to grant; to give, grant, loan |