Windmill

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 572
wind'trul, n. a mill driven by the wind. Window, wind'5, «. an opening in the wall of a budding for air and light the frame in the opening, [Lit. ‘wind-eye,’ M. E. windoge—Ice. vmdauga—vindr, wind, and aug a, eye Windpipe, wind'pip, n the pipe or pa age for the wind or breath, to and from the lungs. Windward, wind'ward, adv toward where the wind blows from -adv toward the wind. n. the poini from which the wind blows.
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