Zenith

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 577
zen'ith, n. the point of the heavens directly overhead greatest height. [Fr. through It. zen it from Ar. soinly snort for semt-ur-ras, way of the head.’] Zephyr, zef'ir, « the west wind a soft, gentle bree/e. [(ir. zephy> os—zophos darkne , the dark quarter, the west.]
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