A Scottish or dialectal past tense form of 'fit,' meaning to arrange, prepare, or make suitable.
From Scottish English dialect where '-it' serves as a past tense ending, derived from Old Norse 'fitr' (suitable) with a regular past tense formation following Scots grammatical patterns.
Scottish English preserved older grammatical patterns that English dropped—'fittit' shows how dialects act like linguistic time capsules, keeping verb forms that the standard language abandoned as too simple or old-fashioned.
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