Definition of recumb in English:

recumb

verb rɪˈkʌm

no object To lean, recline, rest. In early use chiefly figurative: †to rely, depend on or upon God or Christ; compare "recumbency" (obsolete).

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Isaac Barrow (1630–1677), mathematician and theologian. From classical Latin recumbere to lie down, recline from re- + -cumbere to lay oneself. Compare Middle French recomber (intransitive) to extend, (reflexive) to rely or depend (on someone).

Definition of recumb in US English:

recumb

verbrɪˈkʌm

no object To lean, recline, rest. In early use chiefly figurative: †to rely, depend on or upon God or Christ; compare "recumbency" (obsolete).

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Isaac Barrow (1630–1677), mathematician and theologian. From classical Latin recumbere to lie down, recline from re- + -cumbere to lay oneself. Compare Middle French recomber (intransitive) to extend, (reflexive) to rely or depend (on someone).

词汇	recumb
释义	Definition of recumb in English: recumb verb rɪˈkʌm no object To lean, recline, rest. In early use chiefly figurative: †to rely, depend on or upon God or Christ; compare "recumbency" (obsolete). Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Isaac Barrow (1630–1677), mathematician and theologian. From classical Latin recumbere to lie down, recline from re- + -cumbere to lay oneself. Compare Middle French recomber (intransitive) to extend, (reflexive) to rely or depend (on someone). Definition of recumb in US English: recumb verbrɪˈkʌm no object To lean, recline, rest. In early use chiefly figurative: †to rely, depend on or upon God or Christ; compare "recumbency" (obsolete). Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Isaac Barrow (1630–1677), mathematician and theologian. From classical Latin recumbere to lie down, recline from re- + -cumbere to lay oneself. Compare Middle French recomber (intransitive) to extend, (reflexive) to rely or depend (on someone).
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