Sever

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 470
sev'er, v.t. to separate with violence to Shackles, shak'Iz, n jl a chain to confine the cut apart: to divide: [ft.) to keep distinct. limbs handcuffs letters anything that hinv.t. to make a separation or distinction to be ders free actiun —v.t. Shackle, to fetter to WO fote, far mi, h£r mine mote mate mOTn then- 470 IMG:page-470.webp:Page 470 Shad tic the limbs of to confine. [A.S. sceacul, scacuL a shackle cog. with O. DuL shakel a link of a chain, Ice. skffkull, the pole of a cart
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