Member

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 324
mem'ber, n. a limb of an animal a clause one of a community a representative in a legislative body: [B., in // the appetites and pa ions. adj. Mem'bered, having limbs [Fr. membre—L membram Membership, mem'bcr-ship, « the state of being a member or one of a society a community. Membrane, incm'bian, u. the thin ti ue which covers the members or pruts of the budy: the film containing the seeds of a plant. [Fr. — L. mevtbrana — membrum Membraneous, menvbr.m'e-us. Membranous, mem'bran-us, Membranaceous, mem-bran-.Vshus, adj relating to, consisting of, or like a membrane. Memento, me -men' to, n. a suggestion or notice to awaken memory pi Menien'tOS [I, inq>cr of memini to remember, Irom root of Mention Memoir, mem'woror me-moir', n a familiar notice of any thing as remembered by the wi a short biographical sketch a record of researches on any subject the transactions of a sex lety. Fr mhnoirc —L. memnria, memory —manor, mindful, akin to Sans root stun to remember Memorable, mem'or-a-bl, ad/ desen mg to be remembered remaikable -adv Mem orably.
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