Hold

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 243
hold, n. the interior cavity of a ship between the floor and the lower deck, used for the cargo. [Dut. hoi, a cavity or hole, with excrescent d. See Hole.] Holden, hoid'n (S.) old pa p. of Hold. Holdfast, hbld'fast, n that which holds fast', a long nail a catch.
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