Formula

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 199
form'u-la, n. a prescribed form a formal statement of doctrines [math a general expre ion for solving problems: (chew.) a set of symbols expre ing the components of a body 188 fate, fir roS, her mine pp L n Fortunate -~pl. Formula, form'0-l€, Formulas. [L., dim. of form a.] Formulary, form'tl-lar-i, n a formula a book of forinulie or precedents.—adj. prescribed ritual, [Fr.formula ire—.formula.] Formulate, form'u-Iat, FormuliS©, form'fl-lTz, vt to reduce to or expre in a formula: to state or expre ui a clear or definite form, Fornicate, for’ni-kat, Fornicated, for'ni-kat-ed, adj arched: {hot.) arching over. [L forntcor. Jomicatus—fomtx, fornicis, an arch.]
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