Vote

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 562
vOt, n. expre ion ot a wish or opinion, as to a matter in which one has interest that by which a choice expre ed, as a ballot: decision by a fete, fer mi, hir mine vrad majority. v.i. to expre the choice by a vote, —V.t to choose by a vote.—n. Voter. [L. votum, a wish—vtmea, voium, to vow.] Votive, vOt iv, adj. given by w: vowed. —adv. Vot'ively [L. -voirvus—voium, a vow. j
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