End
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 164
end, n. the last point or portion term in a- tion or close death consequence object aimed at a fragment. v to bring to an end to desti oy. v to come to an end to cease. [A.S aide; Ger. and Dan. endc, Goth, andeis Sans, anta also akin to L. prefix ante and Gr. anti- Endamage, en-dam'.ij, v (B.) same as Damage.
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