Vow

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 562
vow, n. a solemn promise to God a solemn or formal promise of fidelity or affection, — v.t. to give by solemn promise to devote.— to make vows. (O. Fr. you Fr.?'£»«)—L. votum — voveo, to vow.] Vowel, vow'el, a simple vocal sound, the letter representing such a sound. adj. vocal pertaining to a vowel [Fr. toyelle—L. vocal is —vox, vocis the voice.] Voyage, voy aj, n. pa age by water. v.t. to make a voyage, or 10 pa by water. Voy'- . [Fr.- L viaticum travelling-money— t voie L, z'ta, a way.]
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