Fascicle
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 183
fnx'i-kl, n. a little bundle [hot.) a close cluster, with the flowers much a owded together, as in the sweet-william [L fasciculus, dim of fisc [adj united as m a bundle. Fascicular, fas-sik'fl-lar, Fasciculate, fas-sik'G-Iat, Fascinate, fas'i-nut, v t to fix or control by the glance, lo chntm: to enchant. [L fasetno, -at us prob. allied to Gr baskaino, to bewitch.]
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →