Make(n)

, Mak , v. to make, do; (with or without to ) cause, compel; VIII a 205, 280, IX 120, 206, XIV b 87, .; Ma , X 14, 167; Mase , 3 sg. IV a 15; Matȝ , VI 250; Mais , pl. X 72; Man , VI 152; Mase , XIV b 34, XVI 116; Makes , Maketh , imper. pl. VIII a 14, XVI 383. Mad , Made(n) , pa. t. I 39, II 20, VI 179, .; Maid(e) , X 5, XVII 3 ( 2 sg. ), 28, .; Maked , II 329, 498, . Maad(e) , pp. XI b 101, 196, .; Mad , VI 126, VIII b 74, .; Maid(e) , X 3, XVII 73, .; Ymad , III introd. ; Ymaked , VIII a 180. Mad sumoun , caused (men) to summon (them), VI 179; makes ioie , rejoice, XVI 383: it maketh , brings it about (that), VIII a 199; ich made of , I summed up (as Mn. E. idiom), VIII b 5; see also Dere, Qwart, Ylet, . [OE. macian ; with the reduced forms cf. Taken.]