South-west
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 489
sowth-west', n. the direction equally distant from the south and west. South-west, snwth-wcst'. Sonth-westerly, southwesi'er-li, South-western, sowth-west'em, adj. pertaining to, proceeding from, or lying in the direction of the south-west. Southwest9T, sow-west'er, a storm or gale mOte mate mC5n the a. 479 489 IMG:page-489.webp:Page 489 Souvenir from the south-west a painted canvas hat with a broad flap behind for the neck. Souvenir, sO?iv'n€r, n. a remembrancer. [Fr. (It. sowentrt)—L. sub venire, to come up, to come to mind sub, under, from under, and venio. ventre to come.] Sovereign, sov'£r-in, adj., supreme po e ing supreme power or domiuion: superior to all others utmost. n. a supreme ruler a monarch a gold coin — 20s. lAf. K. soveraine — Fr. souvcrain— Low L. super an us — Lsuper supra, above.]
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