Blind

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 56

blind, adj. without sight dark ignorant or undiscerning without an opening.— n. something to mislead a window-screen a shade. inCte mute mOOn then. 56 u Blindfold v.t. to make blind to darken, obscure, or deceive to dazzle.—adv. Blindly. Blind'- nOBS [A.S. blind; Ice. bhndr.\