Emperor
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 163
em'per-or, n. one ruling an empire. fem. Empre . [Fr. empeieur—L. hnperator (fem. imferatrix), a commander—imfero, to command-] Emphasis, em'fa-sis, «. stre of the voice on particular words or syllables to make the meaning clear* impre ivene of expre ion or weight of thought,—//. Em'phases, -sez. (Gr. em (= en), in, into, and phasis—phao p/iaino, to shew, to make clear. See Phase
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