Samaritan

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 455
sa-m.ar'i-tan, adj. pertaining to Sa- maria in Palestine — nan inhabitant of Samaria: the language of Samaria, Same, sXro. adj. identical: of the like kind or degree: similar: mentioned before,—«. Samene . [A.S Goth saman a akin to L. similis like, Gr. homos, Sans, saw as.) Samite, s3 mTt, n. a kind of silk stuff. [O. Fr.— mOte mQte mODn the a. 445 455 IMG:page-455.webp:Page 455 Samphire Low L, exasnifunt, from Gr. fax, six, and nutos, thread.] Samphire, sanvflr or sau i'fer, n. an herb found chiefly on rocky cliffs near the sea, used in pickles and salads. {.Lit. die herb of St Peter,’ corr, from Fr. Saint Pierre, Saint Peter.]
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