Reservation
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 441
rez-er-vfi's hun, n. ihe act of reserv- ing or keeping luuk the withholding from a statement of a word or clause nece ary to convey its real meaning something withheld a clause, proviso, or limitation by which something reserved. Reserve, rc-aerv', v to keep back to keep for future or other use to retain —n. that which is reserved that which kept for future use a part of an army or a fleet reserved to a ist those engaged in action that which kept back in the muid mental concealment absence of fieedom in words or actions caution. [L. — reservo re-, back, and servo to save, to keep
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