Sunder

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 511
sun'dtr, v.t. to separate to divide Ji In sunder, asunder. [A S sundrtan, to separate sunder separate Ice sundr asunder Sundry, sLin'd adj., separate more than one or two: sevetai: divers. u.pl. Sun'dries. Sunflsh, sun 'fish, n. a fish whose body resembles the forepart of a larger fish cut shoit off. supposed to be so called from us nearly urcular form. Sunflower, sun'flow-er, a plant so called from its jlower, which a large disk with yellow' rays. Sung, sung, pad. and pa.p. of Sing. Sunk, sungk, Sunken, sungk'u, pa / of Sink. Sunle , sun'les. adj. without the sun deprived of the sun or Us rays shaded dirk Sunny, sun'i adj pertaining to, coming from, or like the sun exposed to, warmed, or coloured by the sun’s rays. n. Suun’ine . Sunrise, sun'rTz. Sunrising, sunn/-ing. n. the rising or first appearance of the sun above the horizon the time of this rising the cast. Sunset, sunset, Sunsetting, sun's et-ing. n. tlie setting nr going down of the sun the west.
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