Fiddle
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 188
fid'l, n. a stringed instrument of music, — called also a violin v.t, or v to play on a fiddle \—pr.p. fidd'ling pa.p fidd’lcd. n. Fiddler. [A.S. fithele', Ger. fiedel. See Violin.] Fidelity, fi-del'i-ti, « faithful performance ofd u ty honesty firm adherence. [L. fidelitas—fideIts, faithful—-ftda, to trust.]
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