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t. [ME. entechen, entecchen, affect, entechet, Who so that ever is entecched and defouled with yvel. Chaucer, Boëthius, p. 120. 2. To endow. IMG:content-0532.png:[blocks in formation] 1946 arated from each other, and ἐνέργεια represents merely a stage on the path toward ἐντελέχεια. Entelechy in short is the realization which contains the end of a proce : the complete expre ion of some function the perfec. tion of some phenomenon, the last stage in that proce from potentiality to reality which we have already noticed. Soul then is not only the realization of the body; it is its perfect realization or full development. E. Wallace , Aristotle's Psychology, p. xlii. entellus (en-tel'us), n. [NL., ἐν , in, + τέλλειν , make to arise, make accomplish.] The commonest semnopithecoid monkey of India, Semnopithecus en tellus , indigenous to the hot regions of the Gangetic basins, but introduced in other parts of India, where it is held in veneration and treated with great honor by the natives. It is one of the slow or sedate monkeys, having little of the restle ne characteristic of most of the tribe, and is of moderate size, yellowish color, reddening on the limbs, with black hands and feet and blackish face. The most conspicuous feature is the cap of fur radiating from the top of the head, and peaked over the eyebrows, with full whiskers and beard on the cheeks and chin. The length of the head and body is about 2 feet, that of the tail about 3; the latter is not prehensile. Also called hanuman. Entellus (Semnopithecus entellus).