Hide

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 49
hīd, v.t. to conceal: to keep in safety.— v.i. to lie concealed:— pa.t. hid; pa.p. hid′den, hid.— adj. Hid′den , concealed: unknown.— adv. Hid′denly , in a hidden or secret manner: privily—( Scot. ) Hid′lins .— adj. Hid′denmost , most hidden.— n. Hid′denne .— ns. Hide′-and-seek′ , a children's game, where one seeks the others who have hid themselves; Hide′away , a fugitive.— adj. that hides away.— n. Hid′ing , a place of concealment [A.S. hýdan , to hide; cf. Low Ger. hûden , Gr. keuthein .]
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →