Labyrinth
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 291
lab'i-nnth, n. ortg) a building con- sisting of halls connected by intricate pa ages a place full of inextricable winding an inexplicable difficulty: (anal) the cavities of the internal ear [Fr. labynnthe— L. labynuihus — Gr labynntlws akm to lauta, a pa age Labyrinthian, lab-i-rintliVan, Labyrinthine, lab i-rinth'in, adj pertaining to or like a labyr uitfi winding intricate perplexing Labyrinth i form. lab-i-rinth'i-form, adj. having the form of a labyrinth intricate
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