Play
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 393
pla, v.i. to engage in some exercise or in a game to sport to trifle to move irregularly to operate to act in a theatre to perform on a musical instrument to practise a trick to act a character to gamble — v to put in motion to per for in upon to perform to act a sportive part: to compete with. [A.S plega, a game, Plfiiy, pla, any exercise for amusement amuSement a contending for victory practice in a contest: gaming: action or use: manner of dealing, as fair-play a dramatic composition movement room for motion liberty of action. mate mQte mTOn tht.n. Ml 393 IMG:page-393.webp:Page 393 e Player PlayUlIl, a bill or advertisement of a play. —«. PlayTwok, a book of plays or drahias.— ns. Playfellow, Play 'mate, a f*ll
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