Telegraph

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 521
tcl'e-graf, n. an apparatus for giving signals from a distance, esp. by means of electricity or magnetism.—v.t. to convey or announce by telegraph. [Git. ‘the distant writer,’ Fr. tHegraphr—Cr. tele, at a distance, and graphs, to write.
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