Singing-Jiastor

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 478
sing'iug-maViCr, n. a?nastcr who te.*ches singing. Single, sirig'gl, adj consisting of one only individu.d separate alone unmarried not combined with others unmixed having one only on each side straightforward: sincere simple pure. —v.i. to se^iralc to choose one from others to select from a number. (L, sin-gul us, m5te mate mGSn then. 478 IMG:page-478.webp:Page 478 n n Single-hearted one to each, separate, akin to setn-el, once, Gr. ham *. See Simple, Sincere.] Single tear ted, sing'gl-hart'ed, adj having a single or sincere heart; without duplicity. Single-minded, ng'gl -minded, adj. having a single or sincere wind upright.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →