Gratuitous
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 221
gra-tu'i-ius, adj., done or given gratis or toi nothing voluntary without — ic.is on, ground, or proof adv. Gratuitously. [JL g/atuilus—grat us.] Gratuity. gr.t-HVi-ti, n. a present: an acknowledgment of service, generally pecuniary. [Fr. — Low gratia las— L grat us Gratulate. grat'u-lit, v.t to Congratulate Gratulation, grat-u-la shun, n. Congratulation. Gratulatory grat u-la-tor-i, adj. Congratulatory. Gravamen, grav-i'inen, n grievance substantial ground oi complaint or accusation. [L.—gravis, heavy Grave, grit, v t to carve or cut, on a hard substance to engrave. v.i. to engrave \—fia p. — graved' or gruv'en n a pit graved or dug out, csp one in which to bury the dead any place of burial pig death destruction. [A S. grafan cog w I ut gra ven w h e n ce Fr graver Ger. graben, Goth grab an Gr. grapho to grave, scratch, L, senbere, to write, scrobs, a ditch.]
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