Inoubate
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 263
m'kii-bal, v.t n> \it on eggs to haUh them [L. incut'o, -a turnm, upon, mb.', to lie down) Incubation, in-kfi-h.Vshun, u the of sitting on eggs to hatch them: 'Wn/ tin* ihthkI Ihiviccii the 11npl.11 ting of a disease and di \Jopmuu Incubator, mku ha-tor. n. a nuthnic hatching eg£s by artificial heat. Incubus, in'ku Inis, a sensation during sleep as of a weight lying on the breast, nightmare any oppre ive or stupefying influence —pi, In'CUbuses. Incubl imku-bll. [L. — oicubo.] Inculcate, m-kul'kat, to enforce by frequent admonitions or repetitions.— n. In6Ul ‘cat or 262 fate, far me, hCr mine n n Indefensible [Lit. to tread or pre in L. ittculco, inculcatum —in into, calco, to tread calx, the heel.]
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