Convocation
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 106
kon-vo-ka's hun, n. act of convok- ing' an a embly, particulatly of the clcigy of the English Church, or of the heads of a university. Convoke, kon-vok', V to call together to a emble [L con, together, and voce, vocatus to call Convolute, knn'vo Jut. Convoluted, kon'vo-lfit-ed, adj., rolled tog. ther, or one part on another. [See Convolve Convolution, kon-vo-lu's hun, « a twisting a fold. Convolve, kon-volv', v to toll together, or one pait on another. [L. con, together, anti volvo volutus, to loll.] Convolvulus, kon-vol'vu-lus, n a genus of twin or trailing plants, called also bindweed.
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