Compendious

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 96
kom-pen'di-us, adj. short compre- hensive —adv Compen'diously Compendium, kom-pen'di-um, ». a shortening or abridgment a book or treatise containing the substance of a larger one. (L. compendium, what weighed together, or saved (opposed to — dispendium) com, together, and pen do to weigh.] Compensate, kom-pen'sa.t or kom'pen-sat, v.t. to reward suitably for service rendered to make amends for lo sustained to recompense to mote mfite m£J3n then. 96 L Compensation counterbalance. [L. com, intensive, and pettso to weigh, freq. of penrto to weigh.]
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