Fir

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 190
fer, n. the name of several species ot ouic- bearing, resinous trees, valuable loi their limber. [A S. Jurh Icefura, Ger. Jolirx, W. pyr, L. qucrcus.] Fire, fir, « the heat and light caused by burning flame anything burning, as fuel in a grate, . a conflagration lortuic by burning severe trial anything inflaming oi piovokmg. ardour of pa ion vigour brightne of fancy enthusiasm sexual love [A b Sw and bin. fyr Ger finer; Gr. jyr; allied to bans, pavuna, pure, also firc.J Fire, fir, v to set on fire, to inflame to irri late to animate to cause the explosion ot to discharge —7 to take fine to bo or bc
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