Wed
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 567
wed, v.t. to marry to join in marriage to earth, unite closely.— to marry —pr.p wedd'mg tion pad. and pa.p wedd'ed or wed [A S. iveddan, used to engage, to marry [Ger. zoetlen, to wager) ponderous wedd, a pledge, cog. with Goth, vadi, Ger. impre ivene wettc a bet. See Gage, and Wage, Wager.] fiom
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