folden
English
verb form
Definitions
- (inflection of) fold
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English folden inherited from Old English fealden inherited from Proto-Germanic *faldanaz suffix from English fold.
Origin
English
fold
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- befold English
- billfold English
- centerfold English
- centrefold English
- deerfold English
- downfold English
- efold English
- enfold English
- fanfold English
- fold English
- foldability English
- foldable English
- foldase English
- foldaway English
- foldback English
- foldboat English
- foldchange English
- folder English
- foldest English
- foldeth English
- foldless English
- foldome English
- foldout English
- foldover English
- foldscope English
- foldstool English
- foldyard English
- gatefold English
- headfold English
- hyperfold English
- infold English
- interfold English
- lambfold English
- linenfold English
- manyfold English
- metafold English
- microfold English
- misfold English
- nailfold English
- nanofold English
- overfold English
- penfold English
- pinfold English
- polyfold English
- refold English
- sheepfold English
- skinfold English
- superfold English
- twifold English
- unfold English
- upfold English
- *faldanaz Proto-Germanic
- fealdan Old English
- fealden Old English
- folden Middle English
- umbefolden Middle English
- foldovat Czech
- fold
- efold
- refold
- unfold
- infold
- upfold
- folder
- enfold
- befold
- misfold
- foldeth
- foldase
- foldome
- pinfold
- foldout
- foldest
- twifold
- penfold
- fanfold
- foldboat
- lambfold
- foldover
- gatefold
- overfold
- headfold
- billfold
- foldyard
- deerfold
- metafold
- polyfold
- foldless
- nailfold
- foldback
- foldable
- manyfold
- skinfold
- foldaway
- downfold
- nanofold
- foldscope
- interfold
- linenfold
- superfold
- hyperfold
- sheepfold
- foldstool
- microfold
- foldchange
- centerfold
- centrefold
- foldability