Partake

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 373
par-tak', v.i to take or have a part: to have something of the properties, . to be admitted —v lu have, a part in to share. n Partak er. [combination in an evil design. Partaking, par-tak mg, a sharing: (hnu) a Parterre, par-tar' v. a system of plots with spaces of turf or gravel for walks. [Fr — L. per terrain along the ground Partial, par's hal. udi dating to a part only not total or entire inclined to favour one party having a preferentt hot subordinate. adv. Par'tially [Fr Low L. partial is —L pars Partiality, pa r-shi al'it-i, « quality of being pai ti.il or inclined to favour one party or side liking for one tiling more than others. Partible, part'i-bl, ad; that may be parted separable. -n Partlbll'lty Participant, par-tis'i-pant, adj participating: sharing -it a partaker. adv Partio'ipantly. Participate, par-tis'i-pat, v to partake to have a share. u Participation parttcipo -iitunt—pars ami cap to, to take
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