Canal

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 70
kan-al', n. an artificial watercourse for navigation a duct m the body for any of its fluids. [L canahs a water-pipe akin to Sans. kb. to dig [lying story. [Fr.] Canard, ka-nar or ka-nxird', an extravagant or Canary, ka-na'n, v a wine from the Canary Islands a bird orig from the Canary Islands. Cancel, Lun's el, v t to erase or blot out by cro ing with lines to annul or suppre —pr.p. — can'cellmg pa.p. can'celled. [Fr canceller cattcdlo, from cancelli, railings, lattice-work, dim of cancer, Tor lines.
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