Fortification
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 199
for-ti-fi-kfi's hun, n. the art of stitngtheiung a military position by means of defensive works that winch foitifics Fortify, for'ti-fT, v to strengthen against attack with forts, Sic to invigorate: to confirm: pa for'tifled — Fortifier. [Fr.fortifier— Low L fort if care -forth, strong, facto, to make.] Forti imo, for-tis'i-mo, adv {tuns.) very strong or loud [It., superb of forte See Forte, adv.] Fortitude, fur'ti-tud, u. that strength of mind which enables one to meet danger or endure pain with calmne , [f..fortitude—forth.]
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