minding

English

Etymology 1

From Middle English mynding, myndyng, equivalent to mind + -ing.

Noun

minding (plural mindings)

  1. The act of taking heed of something.
    • Rev. Richard Baxter
      [] those holy breathings after God, and that sense of the evil of sin, and that conscience of duty, and those groans excited by the spirit of prayer, and those mindings of the things of another world []

Translations

Etymology 2

From mind + -ing.

Verb

minding

  1. present participle of mind
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