Inquire

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 271
m-kwii', v.i to ask a question to make an m\estig.uion U> ask about make vammaimi) regarding n Inquirer. [L. injuiro -in, and qua re, qua Siturn, to seek Inquiring, m-kwo mg. adj given to inquiry. aav Inquir liigly. Inquiry, kwl'ri, n of inquiring search fur iwltdgt* ime iig.itiuu a question. [Doubh Inquest Inquisition. m-kvri-/ish'im, n an inquiring or si chine foi mvc-tig itn*n judn lal inquiry; uibunal in some ailmln countries fot examining and punishing heretics. — L. inquisiiw Inquire Inquisitional, m kwi-rishuu-al, adj. making utquny iclating to tlic Imposition Inquisitive, m-kwi/ i-tiv, adj, ieiihlu/ii' into: apt to a-k. quc>ti.»iis uiunus - tuio Inquisitively —u Inquisitivene . Inquisitor, m-kwi/i-tm, u one who inquires an oflK.l d mqmrcr a member the Lourtof In* qmsjiion
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