Dedicate

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 125
ded'l-kat, v.t to set apart and conse- crate to some sacred pujpose lo devote wholly or chiefly to inscribe lo any one [L. dedico, — de. heatus de. d'>wn. duo, to declare Dedication, ded-i-ka's hun, n the act ol dedicating an addre to a patron, prefixed to a book. dedication Dedicatory, ded'i-ka-tor-i, adj serving as a Deduoe, de-dus', v t to draw from lo infer a tcufti or opinion from what precedes or from premises, L. de, from, ditto, dueturn, to lead Deducible, de-dus'i-bl, adj, that may be deduced or inferred. [to subtract.
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