tend to



tend to

1. Apply one's attention, as in We should tend to our business, which is to teach youngsters. This term uses tend in the sense of "attend." [1300s]
2. Be disposed or inclined, as in We tend to believe whatever we are told. This term uses tend in the sense of "have a tendency." [c. 1600]
See also: tend

tend to

v.
To apply one's attention to something; attend to something: I must tend to my chores before I can go outside.
See also: tend

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Alvilda-Danish (Rare)
Gunni-Ancient Scandinavian
Elvirael-BEE-rah (Spanish), el-VEE-rah (Italian)Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German, Dutch, Russian
Alexandra[.ælig'za:ndrə]
Praxiteles-Ancient Greek
Erasyl-Kazakh