Short

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 474
short, adj. \cotnp. Short'er, super Short- est’, not long in time or spate, ncar.it hand: scanty, insufficient, narrow abrupt: brittle — adv. not long.--//. Shortne . -In short, m a few words, [A S. sico>/, cog with O Ger. senre, proh conn, with Shear, 'i’he Dm. and bcand tort, Ger knrs., aic borrowed from L curt See Curt,
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