- faian
- [akin to Eng fiend] : blame. Deriv. faih deception, faihon (*) deceive, fijan hate, fijands foe, fijathwa enmity. Comp. bifaihon show bias, bifaihons bias, gafaihon seize
Gothic dictionary with etymologies.
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