Dwarfish

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 154
dwaurfish, adj. like a dwarf: very — small despicable adv. Dwarf'lshly. n. Dwarf'ishne Dwell, dwcl, v to abide in a place to inhabit to rest the attention to continue long \-~pr.p. dwelling pa and pa p dwelled' or dwelt. n Dwell'er IA S dioelan, to cause to wander, to delay, 0111 dwal or dol the original form of Is. Dull.] [habitation, continuance
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