Minute
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 331
min-Qt', adj. very small: extremely slender or little of small consequence slight — attentive to small things: particular: exact adv. Minutely.—n. Minute'ne . [Fr.—L. tniuutus, pa p. of vtinno, to le en Minute, imn'it or -ut, «. the sixtieth part of an hour the sixtieth part of a degree an indefinitely small space ot time a brief jotting or note —pi. a brief report of the proceedings of a meeting. v.t to make a bnef jotting or note of anything. [Same word as above, and sig a small portion of time
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