Fimbriate
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 189
fim'bri-at, v.t. to fringe to hem. Fin, fin, n the organ by which a fish balances itself and swims [A.S fin L. pinna, a fin.] Finable, fln'a-bl. adj. liable to a fine. Final, 17'iiai, adj. last decisive respecting the end or motive A Final cause is the last end or purpose* for winch things were made, and the doctnne of final manses teaches that all things were* made on a plan or for a purpose. adv. Fl'nally Fr —.finalis— finis, an end.]
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