Perennial

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 381
per-cnVal, adj. lasting through the year: perpetual: {got lasting more than two years —adv Perennially. [L. gerennis—ger, through, and ann us, a yea i.] Perfect, pcrYekl, adj done thoroughly or cotngletely completed not defective unblemished po e ing every moral excellence: completely skilled 01 acquainted: {gram.) expre ing an act completed.— lor per-fekt') to make perfect m complete to finish.—#/. Per'fectej. [Fr. —1.. t> rjectus, p.i.p of gerjido—ger thor~ ninthly, and gum, in do
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