Establish
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 171
es-tab'lish, v.t. *0 settle 01 fi\ to ordain to found to set up (in busine ' —«. Establishes [O. Fr. cstabhr, pr p. estabh ant—L stabilire—stalll firm sto, to stand Establishment, es-tab'lish-ment, act of establishing fixed state that which established a permanent civil or military force one's residence and style of living the church established by law. Estate, es-tit', «. condition or rank property, esp. landed property fortune an order or cla of men in the body-politic:—pi. dominions 160 fete, far me, her mine Ethnography po e ions the legislature—king, lords, and commons. [O. Fr. esiat (Fr. Itat)—L, status, a standing, from sto, to stand.]
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