Etch
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 171
ech, v.t. or to make designs on metal, gla , by eating out the lines with an acid. [Gtr ats.ru to conode by acid from same root as ier r en See Eat Etching, cch'mg, u the act or art of etching or engraving the impre ion from an etched plate. Eternal, 6 ter'nal, adj without beginning or end of existence everlasting ceasele unchangeable -it The Eternal, an appellation of God. —adv Eter'nally. [Fr Kernel— h ccternus, — a viti>nus avion— Gr. aibn, a period of time, an age See Age Eternise, e-ter'nl/, v.t. to make eternal: to immortalise. (Fr atomiser]
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