Scald
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 458
skawld, v.t. to burn with hot liquid to expose to a boiling liquid. —«. a burn caused by hot liquid —Scalding hot, so hot as to scald. rO Fr eschalder, Fr. ei hander- -L excaldo, to bathe in warm water, from calid us, warm, hot Scald, Skald,, skald, «. one of the ancient Scand in avian poets. [Ice. and Svv skald.} Scale, skal, n a ladder: series of steps a grad uated measure \ntusic) a series of all the tones the order of a numeral system gradation proportion series. v.t, to mount, as by u ladder. to ascend. {L. seal a a ladder ^for seatutla), fiom scan do, to mount. Sans skaud, to ascend
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