Old English wiððe "twisted cord, tough, flexible twig used for binding, especially a willow twig," from PIE *withjon-, from root *wei- "to turn, twist."
witenagemot
with
withal
withdraw
withdrawal
withe
wither
withers
withershins
withhold
within
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