Warfare
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 564
waur'f.ir, n. a carrying on war; military life* war: contest or struggle. [War and Fare Wanly, Warine . Sec under Wary. Warlike, wawr'llk, aaj., like, or disposed for war: belonging to war: soldierly. Warlock, wawr'lok, «. a male witch, a wizard. {A b. wtet Sega, a breaker of an agreement war, a compact, and leogan. to lie, modified by Ice. vnrdk-i*>kk-r, a magical song.] Warm, wawnn, otij. having moderate heat, hot subject lo heat zealous easily excited violent enthusiastic.— to make warm: to interest: to excite*— to become warm or ardent. adv. Warmly.— ns. Warm 'ne . Warner. [A.S. wearm; Ger. warm, allied to O. L. jbrmus Gr llu‘> os, hot. Sans ghar-ma, heat.]
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