v. rare. [UP- 4. Cf. MDu. opwaken, (M)LG. upwaken, Da. opvaage, G. aufwachen.] intr. and trans. To wake up.
c. 1250. Gen. & Ex., 3466. Slep ðor non ðe ða ne up-wakeð.
1535. Goodly Primer, Evensong, Ps. iii. I myself shall upwake me.
1842. Mangan, Poems (1859), 121. Mine inner sense upwakes to see The Ghostworld’s … wondrous Deep. Ibid. (1845), German Anthology, I. 105. An earthquake shout upwakes the North: Forward!
