tice – Scots verb conjugation

Scots verb forms of tice

Infinitive

tice

Participles

Presentticin
Pastticet

Present

tices

Past

ticet

Verbs conjugated like tice

tochange, dwine, evite, contreibute, hiddle, tire, tice, kame, wave, to-rare, to-wrye,

Etymology

From Middle English tyce, aphetic from Old French atisier (“to stir up”), probably from a word meaning "to set on fire," derived from Latin titio (“firebrand”). Compare English entice. See: Latin 'titio', English 'entice'.

Translations

  • cajole, cajole
  • wheedle, cajole