†aˈthink,v.Obs.3–4. Also 3 aþinche, 4 athynke, othenke. pa.tense 3 aþohte.[Worn-downf.ofthink,f.of- + þyncan to seem: see a- prefix 3.]impers.it athinks me: it repents me.1250Lay.3364Hofte hit bi-falleþ, Þat eft him aþincheþ[1205 of-þincheþ].Ibid.13221Constantines deaþe, þat him sore a-þohte.1377Langl.P. Pl. B. xviii. 89Sore it me athynketh For þe dede þat I haue done.1382WyclifGen.vi. 7It othenkith[5 MSS. athinkith; 1388 repentith]me to haue maad hem.