Fauna
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 184
fawn'a, n.pl. the animals native to any region or cpoi h, so called because protected by the Pa mis Favour, f.Vvur, v a retarding kindly' countenance goodwill: a kind deed: an act of grace or lenity: a knot of white ribbons worn at a wedding v to reg.u d with good-will: to be on the side of to tre.it indulgently to afford advantage to Fa'vourer. [Fr.-- L favor— farm, to favour, belncnd Favourable, I.Vv ui-a-hl, adj. friendly: propitious: nmhicwc to advantageous. adv. Fa'vourably a Fa vourablone . Favourite, f.I'vur-it, n a peison or thing regarded w ith favour: one unduly loved -adj. esteemed, beloved, prefer! cd n. f’a'VOlintlsm, the practice of favouring or shewing paiti.ility
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