different between umbethink vs unbethink

English

Alternative forms

• unbethink, onbethink

Etymology

From Middle English umbethenken, from Old English ymbeþencan, ymbþencan (“to think about, consider, deliberate”), from ymb- (“around”) + þencan (“to think”), equivalent to um- +? bethink or umbe- +? think.

Verb

umbethink (third-person singular simple present umbethinks, present participle umbethinking, simple past and past participle umbethought)

1. (dialectal, chiefly Northern England, Scotland) To recall to mind; remember; recollect.
2. (reflexive, dialectal, chiefly Northern England, Scotland) To consider; think about; bethink.

Derived terms

• umbethinking

Scots

Alternative forms

• sco, wmbethink

Etymology

From Middle English umbethenken, from Old English ymbeþencan, ymbþencan (“to think about, consider, deliberate”), from ymb- (“around”) + þencan (“to think”).

Verb

umbethink (third-person singular present umbethinks, present participle umbethinkin, past umbethocht, past participle umbethocht)

1. To call to mind, remember
2. (reflexive) To consider, think about, bethink

English

Etymology

un- +? bethink

Verb

unbethink (third-person singular simple present unbethinks, present participle unbethinking, simple past and past participle unbethought)

1. (obsolete, reflexive) To change one's mind.

   I unbethought myself.