French
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 202
frensh, adj. belonging to France or us people. n, the people or language of France Frenzy, fren'21, violent eMitement 'ippiom lung to madne : mama -adj Frenzied, Fren'zi cal, partaking of fren/y hruugh Fr. uni from Late Gr. phrenlsts — Gr phremtis, inflammation of the ki.1111 -phten, the heart, the numl Frequency, fro'kwen-si, n lepealed occuirence of anything. Frequent, frcTcwent, adi coming or occurring often —adv Frequently —n Fre'quentne [L /requeue, frequent is, allied to the r.iot of Farce Frequent, fie-kwent', v t to visit often. n. Frequent'er. Frequentation, fie kwent-a's hun, n the act of visiting often Frequentative, frc-kweni’a-liv, adj giarn.'- denoting the frtquent repetition of an non. u (q/a/u a verb expre ing tins icpiMUion. Fresco, Ires'ku, n a painting led on plaster whde wet or fresh —v.t to paint in fresio’ — pr.p fres'comg pa.p. frescoed [It fre\ O fresh. See Frbsh
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