Penetrate
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 379
pen'e-trat, v.t. to thrust into the inside to pierce into to affect the feelings to understand to find out —v to make way to pa inwards (I,. peuctro -atum —root fen, within See Penates.] Penetrating, pen'e-trnt-ing, adj,, piercing or entering sharp subtle acute discerning. Penetration, pen-e-tr.Vshun, «. the act of pcne«r tratmg or entering acutene discernment. Penetrative, pen'e-trai-iv, adj, tending to penetrate piercing sagacious affecting the mind. Penguin, peu'gwin, Pinguin, pin'gwin, n. an aquatic bird in the southern hemisphere. [Ety. dub., acc. to some from L. fingius fat, acc. to others from W. pen, head, and given, white.)
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