Definitions For Forbode

Verb

{{nn-verb-form}} {{inflection of, nn, forby, , past, part}} {{inflection of, nn, forbyde, , past, part}}

Adjective

{{nn-adj-form}} {{neuter singular of, nn, forboden}}

Etymology 1

from middle english forbode, forbod, from {{inh + en + ang + forbod + + a forbidding, prohibition}}, from {{inh + en + gem-pro + *frabudą + + prohibition}}, from {{der + en + ine-pro + *bʰewdʰ- + + to be awake, fully perceive}}, equivalent to for + bode. cognate with {{cog + nl + verbod}}, {{cog + de + verbot}}, {{cog + da + forbud}}, {{cog + sv + förbud}}. more at {{l + en + forbid}}.

Alternative forms

forbod

Noun

FORBODE (plural FORBODEs) (archaic) A forbidding, a prohibition; a command forbidding a thing. : God's/The Lord's forbode

Etymology 2

From {{inh, en, enm}}, from {{inh, en, ang, forbēad}}/forbudon, past tense forms of forbēodan, , to forbid. More at forbid.

Verb

{{inflection of, en, forbid, , obs, sim, past}}.

Etymology 3

Verb

forbod Alternate form of forebode

Translations

forebode

Alternative forms

{{q, of past participle}} {{l, nn, forbydd}}, {{l, nn, forbydt}}