wite
/waɪt/ or /waɪt/ (rare)
Definitions
1. noun
A writ or legal document; an instruction or order.
“The court issued a wite to the defendant to appear for trial.”
2. verb
To write or inscribe (especially with a pen or brush).
“She wited her name on the guestbook.”
3. verb
To write or inscribe (especially with a pen or brush) in a flowing or decorative manner.
“The calligrapher wited the wedding invitation.”