Wind

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 572
wind, n. air in motion breath flatulence: — anything insignificant. v.t. (wind) to sound by mOte mOte m50n them. 572 Wind blowing (wind) to expose to the wind to drive hard, so as to put out of breath to allow to recover wind \-~pr.f. wTnd'ing and wind'ing fap. wound and wmd'ed. [A.S. Ice. vindr Ger. wind, L. vent us from root of Gr. ad, to blow,* Sans, va.)
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