Wax
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 566
waks, v.i. to grmv or increase esp. of the moon, as opp. to wane: to pa into another state. [A.S. weaxan; Ice. vaxa, Ger. zvacksen, Goth wahsjan L, augeo, to increase, Gr. auxanfi. Sans, vaksh, Zend ukitsi\ Waxcloth, waks' k loth, cloth covered with a coating of wax, used for table-covers, . a popular name for all oil floorcloths WaxGU, waks'n [/>) pa.p. of Wax, grown. Waxwork, waks/wurk, work made of wax, csp. figures or models formed of wax fate.ikr; mf, hit; mine; Wejjr
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