Fold
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 196
fold, n. the doubling of any flexible sub- stance a part laid over on another that which infolds an inclosure for sheep a flock of sheep the Church.—©./, to lay one part over another to inclose to inclose m a fold. [AS. fald—fealdan, to fold Scot, fauld, Ger. falte, 196 IMG:page-196.webp:Page 196 L Folt akin to L. -;»/».*, in duplex, double, Gr. -pines, in diploes, double.] [in Tenfold. Fold, in composition with numerals = times, as
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