Sc. Obs. [f. STITH a. (OE. had ʓestíðian intr., to become strong).] trans. To set firmly, to cause to remain immovable.
c. 1375. Sc. Leg. Saints, xliv. (Lucy), 242. Þe haly gast had sa stithit hire, þat nane of þai mycht of þat place a fute hire stere. Ibid., 270. It is of criste þe benyfice, þat stithis me on þis wyse.
