Handy

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 230
h.md'i, adj. dexterous ready to the hand: convenient: near. [AS hetidig, from Hand; Dut. handtg, >an. hwndig Handywork Same as Handiwork Hang, hang, v to hook or fix to some high point to suspend to decoiate with pictures, . as a wall to pul to death by suspending, and choking — v.t. lo be hanging so as to allow of fiee motion to lean, or resL lor support to drag to hover or impend to be in suspense to Unger —A A h.rng mg pa.t* anil pa.p. hanged' or hung [A S hangi an, caus.il form of hon, pa.p. haniim, Dut ami Gci. turngen, Goth. Italian
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