Prove

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 415
prS , v.t. to try by experiment or by a test or standard to try by suffering: to establish or ascertain as troth by argument or other evim mete mCCn then. 408 415 Proven dence to demonstrate to ascertain the genuinene of to experience or suffer math to ascertain the correctne of any result. v.t. to make trial to turn out to be shewn afterwards. ~n. Pror'er. [O. Fr. /trover {Ft. prouver which, like A.S. profian and Ger. probe from L. probo—prebus excellent Proven, prov'n, {Scots law) same as Proved, pa.p. of Prove.
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