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t. &' i. [PATH, 8.] A. Trans.: To walk or go on; to follow. "Pathing young Henry's unadvised ways." Drayton: Humphrey to Elenor Cobham. B. In trans.: To walk or go abroad; to travel. sin, aş; expect, Xenophon, exist. ph = f. path an păt-hăn, subst. [A corruption of Afghan, or of Arab. fat ah to conquer(?).] Ethnol.: A person of Afghan descent; one of the four great divisions of the Indian Mohammedans. păth-e-mat-Ic, adj . [Gr. pathēmatikos , from pathēma (gen it. pathēmatos )=suffering.] Of or pertaining to that which is suffered; designating emotion or that which is suffered. [PATHOS.] "The great ligament between the percipient and the pat hematic part of our nature."-Chalmers: Bridge water Treatise, pt. ii., ch. iii., p. 388.