Moment
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 335
mO'meut, n. moving cause or force im- Moneyle , portance in effect value the smallest portion Monger, of time in which a movement can be made an clnelly instant Imech.) the moment of a force about a atory point is the product of the force and the perman pendicular on its line of action from the point Many. (Fr-L. momentum for movitncntum— movco and to move Mongrel, Momentary, mo'ment-ar-i, adj lasting for a moan — ment done in a moment adv. Momentarily. dim —n. Mo'men tar in e mrnifttu,
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