Far
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 183
far, adj. remote* more dist.uu of two: remote — from or contrary to purpose or design adv. to a great distance in tunc, space, or proportion remotely considerably or in great part very mrch to a great height to a certain point, digree, or distance. lA.bfear; Dut. vrr, verve. Icc fuuti; Gor. fern allied to Gr. orro, at a distance, pro before. Sans pra, efore, and also to K. Faro
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