Mange
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 316
manj, n. the scab or itch which eats the ma-mp skin of domestic animals. [From the adj. Manipulator, Money, lates Mangel-wurzel, mang'gl-wur'zl, Mangold wur- Mankind, B0l, manjjf'gold-wur'zl, a plant of the beet Manly, kind cultivated as food for cattle. [Lit. beet brave root,’ Ger. mangold beet, and ivurzcl, root.] hood Manger, milnj'er, an eating trough for horses Manna, — and cattle. [Fr. mangeoire manger to eat ites —L. manducus, a glutton man do to chew.] dation
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