Octavo
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 357
uk-tavO, adj. having eight leaves to the sheet — a hook having eight leaves to the sheet, contracted 8vo pi Octa'voa. October, ok-to'ber, u. the eighth month of the Homan year, which began in March, but the tenth in our calendar [L octo eight Octodecimo, ok to-des'i-mC, adj. having eighteen leaves to the sheet, contracted i8m0. [L. octodeevn, eighteen -octo, eight, and decent, ten Octogenarian, ok-to-jen-A'n-an. Octogenary, ok-toj'en-ar-i, n one who eighty years old. Octogenary, oktoj'en-ar-i, adj of eighty years of age £L. octogenanus—cctogeni, eighty each.] Octopod, ok'to-pod, Octopus, qk'to-pus, n. a mollusc having a round purse-like body and eight arms. [Gr. ok to, eight, and pous. podos, foot.] Octoroon, ok-to-roDn «. the offspring of a quad^ roon and a white person. [From L, octo eight.] mOte mflte mOTn then. 345 357 IMG:page-357.webp:Page 357 Octosyllabic
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