Mouse

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 339
mows, n. a little rodent animal found in — houses and in the fields - pi. Mice (m7s) n. Mouso'ear, a name of several plants with soft leaves shaped like a mouse’s ear.— Mouse'tail, a small plant wuh a spike of seed-ve els very like the tail of a mouse. [Lit. ‘the stealing animal*’ A S in us, pi mys Ger. maus, L. and Gr. in us, Sans musha a rat or mouse from root mus, to steal, seen in Sans, mush to steal,]
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