Eternity
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 171
e-tcr'm-ti, n. eternal duration: the state or time after death. (Fr. ctermte—L. irtcrmtas Etesian, c-le'zhan, adj periodical blowing at — staled seasons, as certain winds. [Fr. itfsien etcsms -fir. ctcsiof, annual eios, a year.] Ether, e'lher, n the clear, upper air the subtile medium supposed to all space a light, vol a inflammable fluid. [L — Gr. a/t/ier, from aitho, to light up Ethereal, e-thc're'al, adj consisting of ether; heavenly spmt-hke — adv Ethe'really Etherealise. e-the're-al-'iz, v.t. to convert into ether, or the fluid ether to render spirit-like.
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