Port
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 398
pGit, n., hearing demeanour: carnage of the body, the left side of a ship,—v.t. to put (as the helm) to the left side of a ship (at to ‘carry;: to bold, as a musket, in a slanting direction upward acro the body. [Fr. —L. por to, to carry, cog. with Fare Port, port, n a harbour a haven or safe station for ve els [A.S.— L. part us akm to porta, a gate.)
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