Infold

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 268
in-fold', v.t to inwiap to involve: to embrace. [E. In, into, and Fold Iniorm, in-form', v t to give joint to toaimnate or give life to: to imp.nL knowledge to to [Fr.- L in, into, and Form Informal, m-fonn'.il, adj not in proper form. irregular
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