Horn

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 246
horn, n. the hard substance projecting from the heads of certain animals, as oxen, . something made of or like a horn a symbol of strength: itnus a wind-instrument consisting of a coiled bra tube. v to furnish with horns. adj. Horned' [A S horn Scand. and Ger. horn, Celt com, L. cornu Gr. keras Hornbill, horn'bil, n a bird about the size of the turkey, having a horny excrescence on its bill. Hornblende, horn'blend, n a mineral of various colours, found in granite and other igneous rocks that contain quartz. [Ger., from horn, hom, mate mate ntOTtt tim, 246 g Hornbook — from the shape of its crystals, and -blende blendett to dazzle, from its glittering appearance.]
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