Definitions For Tiding

Verb

{{present participle of, en, tide, nocat=1}}

Noun

TIDING (plural TIDINGs) (usually, in the plural) news; new information

Translations

Bashkir: хәбәрҙәр, sc=Cyrl, яңылыҡтар, sc=Cyrl Chinese: : Mandarin: 消息, tr=xiāoxi, sc=Hani Dutch: kond, f Finnish: uutinen German: Kunde, f; obsolete: Zeitung, f Icelandic: tíðindi, n-p, fréttir, f-p Italian: notizie, f-p, novità, f Polish: wieści, f-p Portuguese: notícias, f-p, novas, f-p Russian: ве́сти, f-p Serbo-Croatian: vijest, f, glas, m Spanish: noticia Swedish: nyheter, c-p, budskap, n-p, tidender, p {{qualifier, cognate, but obsolete}} Turkish: haber

Alternative forms

tidinde {{qualifier, obsolete}} tidind {{qualifier, dialectal}}

Etymology

From Middle English tiding, tidinge (also tidinde, tidende, etc.), from Late {{inh, en, ang, tīdung}}, from tīdan, , to befall; happen, probably with assimilation to -ing.T.F. Hoad, Concise Dictionary of English Etymology, {{ISBN, 978-0-19-283098-2}}; headword tidings Either from or influenced by {{der, en, non, tíðindi}}{{R:Webster 1913, tidings}} ( > Danish/Norwegian tidende). Cognate with {{cog, nl, tijding}}, {{cog, de, Zeitung}}.

Anagrams

diting, tingid