Breastplate
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 62
brest'plut, n. a plate or piece of armour for the breast in B a part of the dre of the Jewish high-priest. Breastwork, brcslVurk, u. a defensive work of earth or other materials breast-high. Breath, breth, n the air drawn into and then expelled from the lungs power of breathing, life the time occupied by once breathing a very slight breeze. [A.S bneth Ger brodem steam, breath perh akin to L. frag-rare, to smell Breathe. bre/A, v.i. to draw in and expel breath nr air from the lungs to take lueath, to rest or pause: to live — to draw in and expel from the lungs, as air to infuse to give out ns breath to utter by the breath or softly to keep m breath, to exercise. Breathing, brc/4'mg, n. the act of breathing aspiration, secret prayer respite
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