fulmaken

Middle English

Etymology

From ful- +‎ maken.

Verb

fulmaken (third-person singular simple present fulmaketh, present participle fulmakinge, first-/third-person singular past indicative and past participle fulmade)

1. complete, perfect; grow full; achieve, execute, carry out, accomplish, perform, dispatch, finish, establish

   Fulmake mi steppes in sties þine. — Northern Verse Psalter, 1400

   Mone þat schines brighte, Fulmade in euer newe. — Northern Verse Psalter, 1400

Descendants

• fullmake
• fullmade