Appetite
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 32
ap'pet-It, n. natural desire desire for apflrcntis—aPfirendre—L. aflPrehendere, to food: hunger. [Fr., from L. appett tus - a to. learn. See Apprehend.] See Appetence Applaud, ap-plawd', V.t to praise by clapping Apprenticeship,an apprentice. ap-prent'is-ship, n. the state of the hands to praise loudly to extol. [L. Apprise, ap-prTz', v.t to give notice to inform, aflplaudo—ad, to, plaudo. plate sun i. to chin [fr. aflprendre, pa.p. appms, to instruct, from See Explode.] root of Apprehend Apple,Applause,apple acclamation.ap'i.Of theap-plaw/,n. eye,theadj. fruit the Applause ye-ball.praise of theive.loudly apple-tree(A S.expre ed:eefll; —The the Approach,approximate.semble.—or avenue.«.ap-prQch',a adj.drawingv Approaoh'able.tovnearcometotoneardrawacce tonear:[Fr.atopathafl-re-to tete, 3r: mg, h£r; mine; mote mate mObn th$n. 32 IMG:page-032.webp:Page 32 Approbation procher, Low L. appropiare—L. ad, to, Prepe, near:] [Approve.]
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