Plant
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 392
plant, n. a sprout any vegetable produc- tion a child the tools or material of any trade or busine — v t to put into the ground for growth to furnish with plants to set in the inmd to establish. |A.S. plan/e Fr. planie — L. planta a shoot, a plant nasalised form of root plat, anything flat, spread out,’ seen m Gr. plnt-ys broad
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