Pericardium
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 382
per-l-kard'i-um, n. [an,it the sac waste away to decay to lose life to be de- wlncli surrounds the heart -adjs Pericardiac, stroyed 10 be ruined or lost [M. E. peri hen Per i card'ial, Pericardian. (Late L — Gr — Fr perir, pr. p pln ant —L. perire, to per per i hard ton- -peri, around, kardia, F Heart ish per, completely, to the bad/ ire to go.] Pericarp, pcrii-karp, pot. tlic covnin shell, Perishable, pur'ish-.i-hl, atij. ih.it m.iy perish or rind of fruits: a seed-vc--.se adj Pen subject to speedy decay -adv. Per'ishably. carp'ial. [Or. penk at pion—pet around, kar- Per i is hable ne pos, fruit See Harvest Peristyle, pcri-stll, n a range of columns round Pericranium, per-i-kru/ni-uni, n jinaf.t the a building or square a com square, . with meiubi anc that surt ounds the era., turn Late columns on throe sides [L. penstyhum—Gr. L. — Gr. penk rani on -pen, around, kuin.on pei t\lylon--pi n, around, stylos, a column.] the skull. See Cranium 'Periwig, per'i-mg, « a peruke or small wig, —
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