Estimate
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 171
cs'tim-at, n. a valuing: in the mind judgment or opinion of the worth or size of anything a rough calculation Estimation, es-tim-a's hun, «. act of estimating a reckoning of value esteem, honour Estrange, es-tranj', v to make strange to alienate to divert from its original use or po e or. —«. Estrange'ment. [O. Fr. estranger, from root of Strange.] Estuary, es'tu-ar-i, «. a narrow pa age, as the mouth of a river, where the tide meets the current, so called from the boiling or foaming caused bv their meeting [L trsiuanum, from ecstuo, testuare, to boil up test us, a burning.]
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