Cut

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 119
kut, v.t. to make an incision to cleave ot pa through to divide to carve or hew to wound or hurt to affect deeply to castrate fr p. cutt'ing pa / and pa p cut —n. a cleaving or dividing a stroke or blow an incision or wound a piece cut off an engraved block, or the picture from it: manner of cutting, or fashion —A short CUt, short or near pa age. [W. cwtau, to shorten, cwtt, a little piece Ir. cutaich, to curtail
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