wisehood

English

Etymology

From Middle English *wishode, wishede (“wisdom”), equivalent to wise +‎ -hood. Cognate with Dutch wijsheid (“wisdom”), German Weisheit (“wisdom”).

Noun

wisehood (uncountable)

(rare) The state, quality, or condition of being wise; wisdom.
- 1783, A collection of the most esteemed farces and entertainments:
  In two fliort words all wisehood's understood; […]
- 1853, David Hoffman, Chronicles selected from the originals of Cartaphilus:
  " […] Is counsel perished from the prudent ? — hath their wisehood vanished?"

单词	wisehood
释义	wisehood English Etymology From Middle English wishode, wishede* (“wisdom”), equivalent to wise +‎ -hood. Cognate with Dutch wijsheid (“wisdom”), German Weisheit (“wisdom”). Noun wisehood (uncountable) (rare) The state, quality, or condition of being wise; wisdom. 1783, A collection of the most esteemed farces and entertainments: In two fliort words all wisehood's understood; […] 1853, David Hoffman, Chronicles selected from the originals of Cartaphilus: " […] Is counsel perished from the prudent ? — hath their wisehood vanished?"
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