Principle

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 408
prin'si-pl, n. a fundamental truth a law or doctrine from which others are derived an original faculty of the mind a settled rule of action: {chon.) a constituent part. v.t. to establish in principles to impre with a doctrine. [L. pi ztictpium, beginning prmceps
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