Borrow

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 59
bor'd, v.t. to obtain on loan or trust to adopt from a foreign source.—«. Borr'ower. — [AS. borgian borg, berk, a pledge, security; akin to Borough, from the notion of security.] Boscage, bosk'aj, w. thick foliage woodland. |Fr. boscage hocage—Low L. bosens (hence Fr. bois), conn, with Ger. busch E. bush.) Bosh, bosh, «. used also as tut., nonsense, foolish talk or opinions. [Turk, bash worthle , frequent in Moriei popular novel Ayeshit (1S34).
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