Perspicacious

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 384
per-spi-ka's hus, adj. of clear or acute understanding —adv. Perspioa'clously. — «. Per spica'cio usneas. [L. perspicax, per spica cis—perspicio, to see through.] Perspicacity, pcr-spi-kas'i-ti, «. state of being perspicacious or acute in discerning Perspicuity, ner-spi-kfl'i-ti, «. state of being perspicuons clearne freedom from obscurity. Perspicuous, per-spik'Q-us, adjclear to the mind not obscure in any way evident. adv. P© splO'UOUSly.—n. PenplO'UOUSllOM [L. per. spicuus from Perspicio, to see through.] mflto mate m9Dn then. 384 IMG:page-384.webp:Page 384 r Perspiration Perspiration, p£r-spi-ra‘shun, n. act of perspiring that which is perspired sweat. [Fr.— L.]
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