wrengðe

Middle English

From wrong +‎ -the, probably by analogy with strengthe and lengthe.

wrengðe (uncountable)

(rare, hapax) The state or quality of being wrong, wrongfulness, injustice; crookedness; distortion.
- c1220, Bestiary 85 in Old Eng. Misc. 3:
  Ðanne goð he to a ston, & he billeð ðer-on, Billeð til his bec biforn haueð ðe wrengðe forloren.

单词	wrengðe
释义	wrengðe Middle English Etymology From wrong +‎ -the, probably by analogy with strengthe and lengthe. Noun wrengðe (uncountable) (rare, hapax) The state or quality of being wrong, wrongfulness, injustice; crookedness; distortion. c1220, Bestiary 85 in Old Eng. Misc. 3: Ðanne goð he to a ston, & he billeð ðer-on, Billeð til his bec biforn haueð ðe wrengðe forloren. Descendants >? English: wrength >? Scots: wrength
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