vorsehen

Meaning

1. (class-5,strong) to look (out) from behind something
2. (class-5,strong) to plan, to have in mind
3. (class-5,strong) to schedule, to set aside
4. (class-5,reflexive,strong) to be careful, to watch out
5. (class-5,reflexive,strong) to supply oneself

Concepts

provide

earmark

provide for

include

budget

plan

intend

set aside

designate

slate

prepare for

be visible

predestinate

predestine

Pronounced as (IPA)

[ˈfoːɐ̯ˌzeːən]

Etymology

From Middle High German vorsehen, from Old High German forasehan, from Proto-West Germanic *forēsehwan. Equivalent to vor- + sehen. Cognate with Dutch voorzien, English foresee (from Old English foresēon).