Separate
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 467
sep'ar-tit, v.t. to divide: to part: to withdraw: to set apart far a c> rtain puipose v.i. to part to withdraw from each othei to become disunited —adj. separated divided apart from another distinct. adv Separately fLseparo separatns lit ) to put aside or by itself sc, aside, and Pare, to pm, to prepare
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