Distance

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 144
dis'tans, n. space or interval between remotene opposition reserve of manner.— v to place at a distance to leave at a distance behind. [See Distant.] Distant, dis/tnnt, adj remote, in time, place, or connection not obvious indistinct reserved — — in mannct adv. Distantly. [L. distans dis, apart, and starts, stantis, pr.p. of sto, to stand Distaste, n., oppositene or aversion of taste dislike of food dislike disgust —v to disrelish to dislike to loathe. [L dis, negative, and Taste
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