Primitive
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 408
prim'i-tiv, adj. belonging to the begin- ning, or to the first times original ancient antiquated old-fashioned not derived — n. a primitive woid, or one not derived from another —adv. Prim itively - n Prim'itlvene [Fr. —L. pnmittT'us, an extension of primus Primogenial, prl-mo-jCm-al, adj fiist horn or made, primary constituent. promts, first, and gent), gen it/n, to beget See Genus, Primogenitor, pri-ruo-jen'i-tor, n the first begetter or father a forefather.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →