Seventeen
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 469
sev'n-i6n, adj. and n., seven and ten to pitting, L. Full [A.S seofonline — seafon, and tin, ten Sexual, scks'n-al. adj. pertaining to sex dist in- Seventeenth, sev'n -lentil, adj. and the seventh guishing or founded on the sex relating to the after the tenth. (A S. seo/bii/eotka —seojo/t, and distinct organs of the seves —adv. SeX'liaUy. teatha, tenth.] Sexuality, scks-u-al'i-ti, Ustate or quality of licing Seventh, sev'n th, ad/ last of seven, next after the sexual sixth.—n. one of seven equal parts.- adv. Shabby, shal/i, at/j. threadbare or worn, as Seventhly. [A.S. seo/nth a. clothes having a look of poverty mean in Seventieth, sev'nti-eth, adj. last of seventy the look or conduct low paltry, —adv. Shabb'lly. ordinal of 70,—n a seventieth part Shabb'lnegg. (Adi, from shah, an old by- Seventy, sev'nadj. and « seven times ten. fonn of Scab cog. with Ger. schiibig facabby, — [A.S. seo/ontig seo/an seven, and tig, ten.] threadbare Doublet Scabby.}
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