Apparitor
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 31
ap-pariit-or, n. an officer who attends divide in just shares. [L. ad, to, and Portion.] on a court or on a magistrate to execute orders. —n. Appor tionment. [L —root of Appear.] Apposite, ap'poz-Tt, adj. adapted suitable. Appeal, ap-pel', v to call upon, have recourse adv. Appositely.—« Ap'positene . [L. to— to refer.to a witne or superior authority), a/posttus, pa p of apflono, to put to ad, to, v A to remove a cause (to another court). n. pom, to put. ait of appealing —adj Appeal'able. [L. Apposition, np-po7-ish'un, n. the act of adding aflpello, -alum, to addre , call by name state of being placed together or against
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