Definition
Dialectal or obsolete form relating to awakening or becoming aware; to rouse or wake.
Etymology
From Old English 'a-' combined with 'awe' or 'aw' (to wake); possibly related to Germanic roots meaning to emerge or come to consciousness.
Kelly Says
Medieval English had multiple overlapping words for waking up—'adawe,' 'awake,' 'adaw'—suggesting consciousness itself was described with poetic precision that modern efficiency has simplified away.
Translations
ARالعربية
adawe
ah-dah-weh
CACatalà
adawe
ah-dah-weh
CSČeština
adawe
ah-dah-weh
DEDeutsch
adawe
ah-dah-weh
ELΕλληνικά
adawe
ah-dah-weh
ESEspañol
adawe
ah-dah-weh
FRFrançais
adawe
ah-dah-weh
HIहिन्दी
adawe
ah-dah-weh
HUMagyar
adawe
ah-dah-weh
IDBahasa Indonesia
adawe
ah-dah-weh
ITItaliano
adawe
ah-dah-weh
MSBahasa Melayu
adawe
ah-dah-weh
MYမြန်မာ
adawe
ah-dah-weh
NLNederlands
adawe
ah-dah-weh
PLPolski
adawe
ah-dah-weh
PTPortuguês
adawe
ah-dah-weh
RORomână
adawe
ah-dah-weh
RUРусский
adawe
ah-dah-weh
SVSvenska
adawe
ah-dah-weh
SWKiswahili
adawe
ah-dah-weh
TEతెలుగు
adawe
ah-dah-weh
TRTürkçe
adawe
ah-dah-weh
UKУкраїнська
adawe
ah-dah-weh
VITiếng Việt
adawe
ah-dah-weh