v. Obs. [OE. ætgán, -gangan, -gǫngan, f. AT- pref.1, 2 + gán, gangan to GO.]
1. [f. AT- pref.1] intr. To go to, approach, L. accēdere. Only in OE.
a. 1000. Azarius (Gr.), 183. Hét hie … néar ætgongan.
2. [f. AT- pref.2 Cf. G. entgehen, OHG. intkân, Du. ontgaan.] intr. (with dat. = from) To go away, pass away, depart.
c. 1175. Lamb. Hom., 35. Mon aldeð and his daȝes him at-gað.
c. 1300. in Wright, Lyric P., xxxv. 74. Whet may I sugge, bote wolawo! When mi lif is me at-go?
