IPA: /seɪn/
KK: /seɪn/
To bless or protect someone or something, often by making a religious sign.
The priest will sain the children during the ceremony.
Past: sained
Past Participle: sained
The word 'sain' originates from Old French 'sain', meaning healthy or sound. It is related to the Latin 'sanus', which also means healthy or whole. The word 'sain' refers to a state of being healthy or sound.
Think of the Old French word for healthy, 'sain', to remember that 'sain' means being in a healthy or sound state.