Late
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 294
hit, adj. (comp Lat'er super!. Latest), slow, tardy behindhand rotmng after the expected nine: long delayed: far advanced towards the close, last in anyplace or character: deceased departed out of office not long past tulvs Late, Lately.— n. Latd'ne , state of bung late |A S leet, slow, Dut hint. Ice. latr, Ger. la , weary; L. la us, tired.] Lateen, LvtOu\ adj applied to a triangular sail, common in the Mediterranean. [Lit Lathi or Roman sails, Fr — L Latin us, Latin.] Lateucy. kl'ten-si, n state of being latent.
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