Fetch
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 187
fech, v.t to bring to go and get to ob- tain as its puce to accomplish in any way to reach or attain — v.i to turn nant to uiive at. (A S fctian to fetch, fiom rool of Foot Ger fa en, to seize Fetch, fech, n a trick. [From Fetch, v t the meaning being, something that one goes to find, a thing contrived Fetch, fech, Fetch-candle, fech'-kan'dl, v the apparition of a living person a nocturnal light, as of a moving candle, supposed to poitend a death [Piob from Norwegian I’ultclys, the Vtett soi goblin’s candle = ignis-fatuus.]
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →