Intuition

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 279

in-tu-ish'un, n. the power of the mind by which immediately perceives the truth of things without reasoning or analysis a truth so perceived. adj. IntUi'tional. [Lit. a looking 278 IMG:page-278.webp:Page 278 279 IMG:page-279.webp:Page 279 Inrlnoibld strengthen to animate.—«, Invlgora'tion, the act or state of being invigorated. [L. in, in, and Vigour.)