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ingirt

ingirt adjective: surrounded, encircled.

Adjective

ingirt (comparative more ingirt, superlative most ingirt)

  1. (obsolete) surrounded, encircled

Verb

ingirt (third-person singular simple present ingirts, present participle ingirting, simple past and past participle ingirted)

  1. (obsolete) To encircle.
    • The wreath is Ivy that ingirts our brows.1604, Michael Drayton, The Owl
    Synonyms:
    engird, engirt

Synonyms of ingirt

Forms of ingirt

Adjective
comparativemore ingirt
superlativemost ingirt
Verb
third-person singular presentingirts
present participleingirting
past participleingirted
pastingirted

Questions about ingirt

What does ingirt mean?
Ingirt means surrounded, encircled.
What part of speech is ingirt?
Ingirt can be an adjective or a verb.

Words near ingirt in the dictionary

  1. Ingilbys
  2. Ingiloy
  3. Ingiloys
  4. ingine
  5. ingines
  6. ingirt
  7. ingirted
  8. ingirting
  9. ingirts
  10. Ingland
  11. ingle

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