Particle

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 374
parti-kl, n. a little part a very small portion physics) the minutest part into which, a body can be divided [gram.) an indeclinable word, or a word that cannot be used alone in R Cath. Church, a crumb of consecrated bread, also the smaller breads used in the communion raOte in m05n then. 374 L Particular of the laity. [Fr.—L, particula, dim. of ptrt, fartu.) *
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