Health

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 48
helth, n. wholene or soundne of body: general state of the body, as in 'ill health,' 'good health,' soundne and vigour of mind: a toast, as 'to drink one's health'—to drink to the health of: ( B. ) salvation, or divine favour.— adj. Health′ful , full of or enjoying health: indicating health: wholesome: salutary.— adv. Health′fully .— n. Health′fulne .— adv. Health′ily .— n. Health′ine .— adj. Health′le , sickly, ailing.— ns. Health′le ne ; Health′-resort′ , a place to which people go for the good of their health.— adjs. Health′some ( Shak. ), healthy, wholesome; Health′y , in a state of good health: conducive to health: sound in body or mind: vigorous. [A.S. hælth — hál , whole.]
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