Exert

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 175
egz-ert', v.t to bring into active operation to do or perfm in. L exsero exsert us -ex out, and \ero, to put together See Senes Exertion, egz-er's hun, u. a bringing into active operation: effort: attunpt. Exfoliate, eks-fo'h at, v to come off in scales. — —?i Exfolia'tion. [L exfolio c.xfohatus ex, off, and folium, a leaf Sec Foliage Exhalation, egz-hal-u's hun, «. act or proce of exhaling, evaporation, that which is exhaled: vapour* steam. [L. exhalaho—exhale, -at us.]
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