v. Obs. In pr. pple. enerdand, -ond. [Prob. f. EN-1 + ERD to dwell; but cf. ENHERD.] intr. To dwell in.
c. 1400. Destr. Troy, 4117. A londe þere ledis in dwelt … byg men with all, Enerdond by hor one. Ibid., 12587. Enmys enerdand in ylis aboute.
