1. to fill; 2. to saturate, soak (with water or other liquid)
Etymology
[← fulls a; OE fyllan “to fill; to replenish; to satisfy; to complete; to fulfil” (Mod E fill); O Fris fullia “to fulfil; to carry out”; O Sax fullian “to fill; to satisfy; to perform; to complete”; fullon “to carry out, realize”; Dt vullen “to fill, make full”; OHG fullen “to fill; to carry out; to complete”; follōn “to fulfil, carry out; to perform; to satisfy” (Mod G füllen); Icel fylla “to fill; to complete; to fulfil”]
Concordance
fulljai - 3 pers, sing, pres, optat - Rom. XV, 13; Thessall. II, I, 11
fulljands - pres.p.- Matth. XXVII, 48
fulljands - pres.p.- Matth. XXVII, 48
Paradigm
4.2.1. (a)
| I class | infinitive | preterite singular | preterite plural | past participle |
| to save | nasjan | nasida | nasidedum | nasiþs |
| to seek | sokjan | sokida | sokidedum | sokiþs |
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