betide

English

/bɪˈtaɪd/, /bəˈtaɪd/

verb

Definitions

(transitive) To happen unto; to befall.
(intransitive) To happen; to take place; to bechance or befall.

Etymology

Inherited from Middle English betiden prefix from English tide (time, period, period around a festival, season, period around a holiday, hour, occasion, period surrounding a festival).

Origin

English

tide

Gloss

time, period, period around a festival, season, period around a holiday, hour, occasion, period surrounding a festival

Concept

Semantic Field

Time

Ontological Category

Person/Thing

`Kanji`

季, 候

Emoji

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Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

Allhallowtide English
Lententide English
Maytide English
betidest English
betideth English
countertide English
evetide English
hightide English
macrotide English
mealtide English
mistide English
morningtide English
morrowtide English
neap tide English
nighttide English
noontide English
oftentide English
opetide English
red tide English
riptide English
springtide English
storm tide English
summertide English
supertide English
tidal English
tide English
tided English
tidefall English
tideland English
tideless English
tidelike English
tideline English
tidely English
tidemark English
tideover English
tidepool English
tidesman English
tidewater English
tideway English
tideworn English
tidewrack English
tidology English
tidy English
wintertide English
yeartide English
yestertide English
getidan Old English
mistidan Old English
tīdan Old English
betiden Middle English
tide Middle English