Breach

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 61
brech, n. a break or opening, as in the walls of a fortre , a breaking of law, fee a quarrel — v to make a breach or opening. [A S. brier, Fr brec/ie, from root of Break Broad, bred, n food made of flour oi meal baked food livelihood. [A.S bread from breotan to break or from brrozaan, to brew Bread-fruit-tree, bred -lrsot-tre', «. a tree of the South Sea Islands, producing a fruit, which when roasted forms a good substitute for bread. Breadth, bredth, extent from side to side width [M. E brede, A S. breedn. See Broad
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