Handkerchief
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 230
hang'ker-chif, n. a piece of clolh for wiping the nose, tic. a neckerchief. [Hand and Kerchief Handle, hand'l. v.t to touch, hold, or use with the hand to make familiar by frequent touching to manage to discu to practise —v.i. to use the hands [A.S handtum from Hand Handle, hand'l, « that part of anything held m the hand: [fig.) that of which use is made a tool. Handle , handles, adj without hands. Handmaid, hand'mad, Handmaiden, hand'mad-n, a female servant
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