Cardinal

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 73
kar'diu-al, adj. denoting that on which — a thing hinges or depends principal n. a dignitary in the R. C Church next to the pope. — [L cardinal is •canto, cardims, a hinge.} Cardinalate, kar'dm-al-at, Cardinalship, kar'dmal-ship, n. the office or dignity of a cardinal. Gore, kir, anxiety, heedfulne charge, over- — sight the object of anxiety v.i to be anxious to be inclined: to have regard. [A.S. caru f , fir mt, h£r mine Carotid Goth, kara, sorrow. Ice. hero,, to lament, Celt. car, care: allied to L. earns, dear.]
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →