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dight

(dīt)

transitive verb dight or dighted, dighting

to adorn
to equip

Origin: ME dihten < OE dihtan, to arrange, dispose, make < L dictare, to say: see dictate

See dight in American Heritage Dictionary 4

transitive verb dight dight or dight·ed, dight·ing, dights
Archaic

To dress; adorn.

Origin:

Origin: Middle English dighten

Origin: , from Old English dihtan, to arrange

Origin: , from Latin dictāre, to dictate, order; see dictate

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