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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 214
giv, v.t. to bestow: to impart: to yield: to grant to permit: to afford to furnish to pay or render, as thanks to pronounce, as a decision to shew, as a result to apply, as one’s self: to allow or admit. v.i. to yield to pre ure to fate, far mg h£r ralpo c ) Glandered begin to melt to grow soft \—-t>r.p. giv'ing pa gave pa.p. given Igiv'n!. —Give chase, to pursue Give forth, to emit, to publish Give in. to yield Give out, to report, to emit Give over, to cease Give place, to give way. to yield: Give up, to abandon. [A S gif an Ger, geben, Goth. gib an, from a Teut. root gab, to give.J Giver, giv'er, «. one who gives or bestows,
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