Tremble
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 538
trem'bl, v.i. to shake, as from fear-, cold. or weakne to shiver to shake, as sound.—*, Trwn'bler. adv. Trem'blingly. [Fr. trembler — L. tremulus trembling tremo, to shake, akm to Gr. tred, Sans tros to tremble.] Tremendous, tre-men'dus, adj, such as astonishes or terrifies by its force or greatne dreadful.— adv. Tremendously. [Lit. that is to be trerabled at,’ L. tremendus.) [quivering. [L-] Tremor, trem'or, «. a trembling, shaking, or
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