widost

Old English

Adverb

wīdost

  1. superlative degree of wīde
  2. widely, afar, far and wide
    • 10th century, The Seafarer:
      Þæt sē beorn ne wāt, eft ēadiġ seċġ, hwæt þā sume drēogað þe þā wræclāstas wīdost leċġað.
      The warfarer does not know, the blessed again man, what some folks undergo who widely go through exile-paths.
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