Fill
/fɪl/noun
To make something full or to occupy space completely.
Did you know?In ancient rituals, filling a vessel was often seen as a way to invite prosperity and abundance into one's life, linking the act to manifestation magic.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*pel-
“To cover or to fill up.”
Old English
OE
fyllan
“To make full or to fill up.”
Middle English
ME
fillen
“To fill or to make full; to replenish.”
Modern English
English
fill
“To cause to be full; to occupy completely.”