Fare
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 38
fār, v.i. to get on or succeed: to happen well or ill to: to be in any particular state, to be, to go on: to feed.— n. the price of pa age—( orig. ) a course or pa age: those conveyed in a carriage: food or provisions for the table.— interj. Farewell′ , may you fare well! a wish for safety or succe .— n. well-wishing at parting: the act of departure.— adj. parting: final. [A.S. far an ; Ger. fahren .]
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →