Infinitive
dicht
Participles
| Present | dichtin |
| Past | dichtit |
Present
dichts
Past
dichtit
Verbs conjugated like dicht
conseest,
adheebit,
brakfast,
enfauld,
affeurd,
afflick,
afflict,
affoord,
affuird,
affront,
affroad,
dreep,
adapt,
abund,
agent,
airth,
frait,
cairt,
clock,
cleck, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Etymology
From Middle English dighten, from Old English dihtan. See: Middle English '
dighten', Old English '
dihtan'.
Translations
clean, (transitive) to remove dirt from a place or object
clean, (transitive) to tidy up
clean, (intransitive) to make things clean