Harmless

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 232
hurm'les, adj. not injurious unharmed, —adv. Harm le ly, -n. Harm'le ne Harmonic, har-in on'ik, Harmonical, har-mon'ikal, adj. pertaining to harmony musical concordant ret urnng periodically — Harmonic Proportion, pn>p c Harp man or horse he equipments of a horse. v.t. to equip with armour to put the harne on a horse. fFr. harnais; from the Oh., as in Low Bret, hamez old iron, also armour, from Bret. JioKcim, iron; W. kaiaru, Gael, lamnu; conn. with E. iron Ger. etsen,
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →