Wharfinger

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 568
hworf'm-jer, n. one who has the care of or owns a wharf. What, hwot, inter tog. prot i. neuter of Who: how great: something. rel pron. =. that which — What timo = at what time, when. [A.S. hukvt, neuter of Jewa, who Ger. was allied to I quid. See Who Whatever, hwot-ev'er, Pron., e7/eryih\ng v)iich being this or that all that one thing or another* Whatnot, hwot'not, «. a piece of furniture with shelves for books, . so called because used to hold anything. ever. Whatsoever, hwot-sO-ev £r, Pron. Same as Wh - Wheal, hwgl, «. a Wale, which see Wheat, hwgt n. a well-known gra y plant, also its seed, which furnishes a white flour for bread, [A.S hiuate Ger. voeizen allied to Whit©, and named from colour.]
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