gehiwian

• ġehīƿian – wynn spelling

• IPA^(key): /jeˈxiː.wi.ɑn/, [jeˈhiː.wi.ɑn]

From ġe- +‎ hīwian.

ġehīwian

1. to form, fashion, shape, transform, transfigure

   Sīo godcunde fōreteohhung eall þing ġehīwaþ

   the divine predestination fashions everything

   He wæs ġehīwod befōran him

   He was transfigured before him

2. to color, to paint

   Ġezabel ġehīwode hire ēaġan mid rude

   Jezabel painted her eyes with rouge

3. to feign, to pretend (+ reflexive), to represent

   Ðēah ðe he hit swā ġehiwiġe

   Though he may so pretend

   Ġehīwod sprǣċ

   Tropology

4. to imagine

   Hē ġehīwode on mōde þæt ġedwimor and hellegāstas him nihtes ġecumene hæfdon

   He imagined that apparitions and infernal ghosts had come to him at night

• ġeedhīwian (“to reform, conform”)
• oferhīwian (“transfigure”)
• twihīwian (“dissimulate”)
• ġehīwendlīc (“figurative, allegorical”)

• Middle English: ȝehywen, ihiwen

From ġe- +‎ hīwian.

ġehīwian

1. to marry

   Forðæm hit is awriten ðæt hit sīe betere ðæt mon ġehiewige ðonne he birne, forðæm būtan synne he mæġ ġehīwian

   For it is written that it is better that one marry than to burn, because he may marry without sin

• hīrēd/hīrǣden
• hīwa
• hīġa