Coagulate
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 89
ko-ag'u-lat, v.t to make to curdle or congeal. v.t to curdle or congeal —n. CoagU- — la'tion. adj. Coag'ulativ e. [L. coagulo co, together, ago, to drive Coagulum, k(3-ag'G-lum, n. what coagulated [L.] Coal, k , a solid, black, combustible substance used for fuel, dug out of the earth. v to take in coal. [A.S. col, cog. with Ice kol, Ger. kohle conn, with Sw. kylla, to kindle.]
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