Vision
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 560
vizhun, n. the act or sense of seeing: sight anything seen anything imagined to be seen a divine revelation an apparition any- — thing imaginary [Fr - L. vrsio, visions video, visum, to see—root id, as in Gr. eidd. Sans vtd, to see. Cf. Wit.] Visionary, vizh'un-ar-i, adj affected by visions existing in imagination only not real. n. one who forms impracticable schemes. Visit, viz v to go to see or inspect to attend lo call on (20 to reward or punish, — v.i. to be in the habit of seeing or meeting each other: to keep up acquaintance. — act of z-isifing or going to see. [Fr visiter— L. rtsito, freq. of zuso, to go to see, visit video, to see.] Visitant, vu/i-tant, «. one who visits', one who is a guest in the house of another.
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