Admit
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 5
ad-mit′, v.t. to allow to enter: to let in: to concede: to acknowledge: to be capable of:— pr.p. admit′ting; pa.p. admit′ted. — n. Admi ibil′ity .— adj. Admis′sible , that may be admitted or allowed (generally, or specially as legal proof).— ns. Admis′sion , Admit′tance , the act of admitting: anything admitted or conceded: leave to enter.— adj. Admit′table , that may be admitted.— adv. Admit′tedly . [Through Fr. from L. admittĕre , -mi um — ad , to, mittĕre , to send.]
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →