Tame

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 108
tām, adj. having lost native wildne and shyne : domesticated: gentle: spiritle : without vigour: dull, flat, uninspiring: wonted, accustomed.— v.t. to reduce to a domestic state: to make gentle: to reclaim: to civilise.— ns. Tāmabil′ity , Tāmeabli′ity , Tām′ablene , Tāme′ablene .— adjs. Tām′able , Tāme′able , that may be tamed; Tāme′le .— n. Tāme′le ne .— adv. Tāme′ly .— ns. Tāme′ne ; Tā′mer , one who tames. [A.S. tam ; cog. with Ger. zahm .]
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →