Autumn

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 40
aw'tum, n. the third season of the year when fruits are gathered in, popularly comprising the months of August, September, and October —adj. Autum'nal. [L. autumn us auc- — turnons augco, auctum, to increase, to produce.) Auxiliary, awg-zil'yar-i, culj. helping.—n. a helper an a istant [grant.) a verb that helps to form the moods and tenses of other verbs. [L. auxilium, help— augeo, to increase.] Avail, v.t., to be of value or service to: to l>enefit. v to be of use to answer the purpose —« benefit: profit service. [Fr. —L. ad, to. 7'aleo, to be strong, to be worth.]
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