invadiate

† inˈvadiate, v. Obs. rare^—0.

[f. ppl. stem of med.L. invadiāre to engage, f. in- (in-²) + med.L. vadiāre = vulgar L. wadiāre, guadiāre, f. vadium, wadium, guadium, from Teutonic: cf. Goth. wadi:— OTeut. *wadjosupm pledge, gage; the spelling with v being due to association with L. vas, vad-em pledge.]

‘To engage or mortgage land, etc.’

in Phillips. 1730–6 in Bailey (folio).