Ally

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 23
al-li', v.t. to form a relation by marriage, friendship, treaty, or resemblance — pa.p. — allied'. [Fr. -L. alligo, are ad, tign, to bind Ally, al « a confederate a prince or stale united by treaty or league -pi. Allies'. Almanac, al'ma-nak, «. a register of the days, weeks, and months of the year, . (Fr — Gr. almenichiaka pn Eusebius), an Egyptian word, prob. Mg ‘daily observation of things Almighty, awl-mTt'i, ad; -vovsc ing all might or power omnipotent. -The Almighty, God. Almond, u'minid, «. the fruit of the ahnood-iree, [Fr. amande -L. amygdala Gr. anngd.ile Almonds, a'niuml/, n pi the tonsils oi glands of the throat, so called from heir tesem bianco to the fruit of the almouiltree.
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