Proportion
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 413
pro-pOr's hun, n. the relation of one thing to another in regard to magnitude mutual fitne of parts symmetrical arrangement {math the identity or equality of ratios the ‘rule of three,’ in winch three tains are given to find a fourth: equal or just share, —vt. to adjust: to form symmetrically. 1L P> oportio — pro, in comparison with, and portio, portion n, part, share. See Portion Proportionable, pro-por's hun-a-bl, adj that tnay be proportioned.—adv Propor'tionably. Proportional, pro-p5i\shuii-ul, adj having a due proportion relating to proportion math navuig the same or a constant ratio —n.math a number or quantity in a pro porn on. /uiv. Propor tionally. — Proportionality Proportionate, pro poi's hi in-at, adj adjusted according to a proportion pioi>orlK>iial.—adv. Proportionately Proposal, pro-pdr'a!, u anything proposed a scheme or design terms or condition:, propped Propose, pro-poz', V.t. to put Jorward or offer for consideration, . —v to nuke a proposal to make an offer of marriage.— u Propos er. —prefix pro-, and Poser, to place See Pose, «.J Proposition, prop-o-sish'un, a placing h-jorc: offer of term* the act of stating anything that which stated {pram and lngtc
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