Heredltable

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 238
he-red'it-a-hl, adj. tint may be m~ Hereditament, hcr-c-dit'a-mcut, « all propci ty of whatever kind that may pa to an he-ir Hereditary, he-red l-tar-i, adj dest ending by inhcntance: transmitted from parents to their offspring adv. Hered itanly. [I. hereditarily - here ditas the state of an heir —heirs, an htu Heredity, he-red'i-ti, //.the transmi ion of qualities fiom the parents or ancestors to their offspring Heresiarch, her'e-si-ark or he-re /i-ark. a leader in heresy, a chief among heretics [Gi. hanesis, heresy, ami archos, a leader —art ho, to ie.nl Heresy, hcr'e-.si, n an opinion adopted in oppos i lion to the usual belief, esp in tfuoiogv: heterodoxy [Fr hit 2sic — L. Jurrcsis —Gr. hairesis --haired, to take or choose
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