teond

Old English

noun
Definitions
  • one who draws or pulls

Etymology

Suffix from Old English tēon (pull, draw, drag, train, induce, educate, arrogate, lead, bring forth, entice, attract, furnish, tug, rear, allure, bring, roam, restrain, make, betake oneself to, produce, go).

Origin

Old English

tēon

Gloss

pull, draw, drag, train, induce, educate, arrogate, lead, bring forth, entice, attract, furnish, tug, rear, allure, bring, roam, restrain, make, betake oneself to, produce, go

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Basic actions and technology

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