Bladder

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 55
blad'er, n. a thin bag distended with liquid or air the receptacle for the urine [A S. bUedr—blaw an O Ger. blahutn blajan, to blow Ger. blase, bladder blase to blow cf. L. fiat-us, breath.] Bladfi, bifid, «. the leaf or flat part of gra or com the cutting part of a knife, sword, the flat part of au oar a dashing fellow. [A S. bleed; Ice. bletd, Ger. blatt i] [blades. Bladed, blad'ed, ndj. furnished with a blade or
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