Interval

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 276
m'ler-val, n. time oi space between the distance hetween two given sounds in music, LLit. the a/tne betwem ihc ramp a* of a camp and the soldiers' tents, Fi — mtervallum— rntii, hi tween, and vallum, a lampart.) Intervene, m-ter-ven', v to come or he between to occur between points of time to happen so to interrupt to interpose.- vd. to separate, [Fi — L inter between, and veuio, to come Intervention, in-te*r-ven's hi in, intervening: interfcience mediation interposition. Interview, m'ler-vu, n a mutual vino or sight a meeting a conference -t \in Amniux) to visit a notable or notorious person with a view to publishing a report of Ins conversation. [Fr. eutrtvue— I. inter, betwien, and View.]
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