Gear
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 211
ger, n. die.s. harne tackle: niech connct lion by means of toothed wheels.— v to put in geai, as machinery [A S. gcarwe, prep.uauoii gt ant, ready Yare a doublet: also Garb [toothed wheels and pinions. Gearing, gyring, « harne ; [meek.) a tram of Geese, plural ol Goose. Gehonna, go licn'.i, u.lit) the valley of Hinnont neai Jerusalem, in whu.li the isuehtes sacrificed tluir children to Moloi and to which, at a later tune, the of the city was conveyed to be slowly huinl hence lAVtn 7
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →