Tub

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 543
tub, n. a two-handed open wooden ve el a ve el made of staves and noops a small cask anything like a tub the quantity a tub holds [Low Ger. tub be Dut. tobbe Tube, tub, a pipe a long, hollow cylinder for the conveyance of fluids, a canal. v.t. to furnish with a tube. [Fr. —L. tub us.] Tuber, tfl'bir, *. a knob in roots a rounded, fleshy underground stem, as in the potato. [L a swelling, from root of L. tumeo, to swell. Cf. Tumid. 684 fSte, far mi, hfcr mine Tumbler
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