Desolate
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 132
des'o-lat, v.t to make solitary to de- prive of inhabitants: to lay waste. adj. soli- — tary destitute of inhabitants laid waste adv. Des olately — Doa'olatone . [L desolo, de- — solatus de, intensive, and solo, to make alone — solus, alone.] [a place desolated. Desolation, des-o-la's hun, n waste destruction Despair, de-spar', vi to be without hope to despond.— n, want of hope: utter hojiele ne that which causes despair —aitv Despair ingly [0 Fr. despertr and despoire? — ac/cio —de, privative, and spero to hope
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