Persistent
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 383
per-sist'ent, adj., Persisting: ten a- emus: fixed hot. remaining or after the — fruit is ripe adv. Perslst'ently. Person, per's un, «. character represented, as on the stage character, an individual: a living soul, the outward appearance, . body: gram a distinction m form, according as the subject of the verb the person speaking, spoken to, or spoken of—In person, by one’s sell, not by a representative. [Fr. L. per soiui, a mask, esp. that used by players, which covered the whole head, and was varied acc. to the i/uir,titer represented, perh from persduo, -at us per through, and so no, to sound, from the voice of the actor sounding through the l.irgc-mouthcd mask.] Personable, per's im-a-bi, adj having a well -formed Imdy or non of good appearance Personage, per's un-aj, n a person: character represented an individual of eminence, Personal, per's un-al, adj belonging to a person: peculiar to a person or his private concerns: pertaining to the external appearance: done in person applying offensively to one’s character: gram denoting the person. Personality, pcr-sun-al'i-ti, n that which const i lutes distinction of person individuality a per* muni remark or reflection. Personally, pei sun-al-li, adv. in a personal or direct maimer in person individually Personalty, per's un-n) n. lmu\ personal estate or all sorts of movable property, Personate, pcr's un-ai, v to a ume the person or character of to represent to counterfeit to feign. ns Persona'tion, Per's on at or.
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