Resort
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 442
re-zort', v. to go to betake one's self — to have recourse to apply. «. act of resorting a place much frequented a haunt resource, fFr. re ortir, to obtain again,* from re> and L. sortiri, to cast lots, to obtain sors, sort is, a lot.] Resound, rc-zownd', v to sound back: to echo: to praise oi celebrate with sound to spread the fame of v.i. to be sent back or echoed: to echo to sound loudly to be much mentioned. [I. re, back, and Sound Resource, re-sors', a source of help an expedient —pi means of raising money means of any kind [Fr ri oarce—O. Fr resors, from resordre— L. rr-surgere to rise again.] Respect, re-spekt', v to esteem for merit: to honour to relate to. n. act of esteeming highly regai d expre ion of esteem deportment arising from esteem relation reference good-will: partiality [Lit. 'to look back — upon,’ L respmo, respectum re-, back, and spec 10 to look
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