Pretty
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 407
pret'i, adj. tasteful pleasing neat beautiful without digmt\ small, affected (in contempt' fine. n. Prett'meaa [A S. purttig, tricky pratt trickery prob from the Celt., as W pratth a deed Pretty, pret'i, tulv. in some degree moderately. Pre typify, pre-tip'i-fl, r.t to represent btj'orehand m a type. fL peer, before, and Typify, Prevail, prc-vdl', v to b every powerful to have influence or effect to overcome to gain the advantage to be in force: to succeed [Fr. prev a loir— L. pripvrtlrn—prtp, before or above others, and valeo to be powerful
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