Appanage
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 31
ap'pan-aj, n. a provision for younger Applicant, ap'plik-ant, n. one who applies a sons aliment, [Fr. apanage—L. ad, and flan petitioner. bread Application, ap-p]ik-S shun, n. the act of apply- Apparatus, ap-par-at'us, n things prepared or ing the thing applied close thought or at ten provided of instruments or tools. [L. ad, tion request solicitation. to, flaratus, prepared.] Apply, ap-pli', v.t. to lay or put to: to employ
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