Borrow

bor′ō, v.t. to obtain on loan or trust: to adopt from a foreign source: to derive one's authority from another (with from , of ).— p.adj. Borr′owed , taken on loan, counterfeit, a umed.— n. Borr′ower .— Borrowing days , the last three days of March (O.S.), supposed in Scotch folklore to have been borrowed by March from April, and to be especially stormy. [A.S. borgian — borg , borh , a pledge, security.]