Family

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 182
fatn'i-li, n. the household, nr all those who live in one bouse under one head the descendants of one common progenitor race honourable or noble descent a grouo of animals, plants, languages, more comprehensive than a genus (Fr— L Jam ha —famulus, a servant Famine, fam'in, n general scarcity of food. [Fr, through an unrecorded Low L famma, from L.fame'., hunger Famish, f.im'ish, v to starve —v to die or suffer extreme hungei or thirst to suffer from exjto me Famishment, fam'ish-ment, n -Starvation
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