Spark

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 489
spark, n. a small particle of fire shot off from a burning body any small shining body or light, a small pintion of anything active or vivid. [AS. sptarta, a spark, Dut. spark sperk — Sparkle, spark v. a little spark lustre v.i. to emu sparks to.shine to glitter. [Dun. of Spark [glittering brilliant lively. Sparkling, sparkling, adj giving out sparks Sparrer See uudci Spar, to box. Sparrow, spar's, n well-known small bird. [AS sfiearto.t eng with Goth, spaiya. Ice. tporr, s/er ling Sparrow-bill, spur'o-bii, «. a small shoe-nail, so railed from it* shape Sparrow hawk, spuro-h.twk, « a small specie* of ha
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