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fain — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English fagen, fayn, from Old English fægen; akin to Old English gefēon to rejoice, Old High German gifehan, Old Norse feginn happy Date: before 12th century 1. archaic happy, pleased 2. archaic inclined, desirous … New Collegiate Dictionary
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fain — /fayn/, adv. 1. gladly; willingly: He fain would accept. adj. 2. content; willing: They were fain to go. 3. Archaic. constrained; obliged: He was fain to obey his Lord. 4. Archaic. glad; pleased. 5. Archaic. desirous; eager. [bef. 900; ME; OE… … Universalium
fain — O.E. fægen, fagen glad, cheerful, happy, joyful, rejoicing, from a common Germanic root (Cf. O.S. fagan, O.N. feginn glad, O.H.G. faginon, Goth. faginon to rejoice ), perhaps from PIE *pek to make pretty. As an adverb, from c.1200 … Etymology dictionary
fain — /feɪn/ (say fayn) –adverb 1. Archaic (only with would, followed by simple infinitive) gladly; willingly: I would fain be with you. –adjective Obsolete 2. (followed by an infinitive) content; willing: fain to accompany you. 3. constrained; obliged …
pek̂-1, pēk̂ -, pōk̂ - — pek̂ 1, pēk̂ , pōk̂ English meaning: to make pretty; to be joyful Deutsche Übersetzung: etwa “hũbsch machen, aufgeräumt or vergnũgt sein” Material: O.H.G. gifehan, O.E. gefēon ‘sich freuen”; O.S. O.H.G. fehōn “consume”, O.H.G.… … Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary
fain — [fān] adj. [ME joyful, joyfully < OE fægen, glad, akin to ON feginn < IE base * pek , to be satisfied > FAIR1] Archaic 1. glad; ready 2. reluctantly willing 3. eager adv. Archaic with eagerness; gladly: used with would [he would fain… … English World dictionary
