Register
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 436
rej'is-icr, n. a written record, regularly kept the book containing the register that which registers or records that which regulates, as the damper of a furnace or stove a stop or range of pipes on the organ. See, the compa — of a voice or of a music.il instrument v.t. to enter in a register: to record [Fr registre (It. and Sp. reg is tro)— Low L. regisirnni for L regestum—t e, back, and gero, to cany Registrar, rej'is-tiar, n one who keeps a register. —«. Reg'lstrarship, office of a registrar.
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