graith

transitive verb

\ ˈgrāth, ˈgreth\

-ed/-ing/-s

Definition of graith

(Entry 1 of 2)

1 chiefly Scottish : to make ready and put in order

2 chiefly Scottish : furnish, array

graith

noun

\ "\

plural -s

Definition of graith (Entry 2 of 2)

1 chiefly Scottish : equipment or apparel : accouterments for work, traveling, or war : gear

2 : possessions, wealth

History and Etymology for graith

Transitive verb

Middle English greithen, graithen, from Old Norse greitha, from greithr ready, prepared

Noun

Middle English, readiness, equipment, from Old Norse greithi, from greithr ready, prepared

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