Lave ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Lave ( verb )

1. To wash or bathe oneself or something else.
2. To bathe in a particular liquid, especially as a religious ritual.

Origin:

From middle english, from old english lafian, from proto-germanic *lafijaną.

Examples:

1. She laved her face in the cool water.
2. He laved his hands in the sink.
3. He laved the wound to clean it before dressing it.
4. I laved my hands with soap and water before eating.
5. The priest laved the baby's head with holy water.

(As a verb)

Lave ( verb )

1. To wash or bathe oneself or something else.
2. To bathe in a particular liquid, especially as a religious ritual.

Origin:

From middle english, from old english lafian, from proto-germanic *lafijaną.

Examples:

1. She laved her face in the cool water.
2. He laved his hands in the sink.
3. He laved the wound to clean it before dressing it.
4. I laved my hands with soap and water before eating.
5. The priest laved the baby's head with holy water.