Heed

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 48

hēd, v.t. to observe: to look after: to attend to.— n. notice: caution: attention.— adj. Heed′ful , attentive, cautious.— adv. Heed′fully .— ns. Heed′fulne ; Heed′ine ( Spens. ).— adj. Heed′le , inattentive: carele .— n. Heed′le hood ( Spens. ).— adv. Heed′le ly .— n. Heed′le ne .— adj. Heed′y ( Spens. ), heedful, careful. [A.S. hédan ; Dut. hoeden , Ger. hüten .]