Fareforth
/ˈfɛər.fɔːrθ/noun
An obsolete or archaic verb meaning to go forth or depart.
Did you know?The verb “fare” originally meant to travel or journey; its later meaning of a traveler’s payment developed because it was the price of making that journey.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*per-
“To pass through, go across, or travel onward”
Proto-Germanic
PGmc
*faraną
“To travel, go, or journey”
Old English
Old English
faran
“To go, travel, or set out”
Middle English
Middle English
faren forth
“To go forward or depart”
16th–17th Century
English
fare forth
“To proceed or go away”
Modern English
English
fareforth
“An obsolete form meaning “go forth” or “depart””