Rest

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 443
rest, n. ce ation from motion or disturbance peace: quiet: sleep: the final sleep or death: place of rest that on which anything rests a pause of the voice in reading [music) an interval of silence and Us mark -—At rest, applied to a body, means, having no velocity with lespcct to that on which the body.stands — to ctase from action or labour to be to repose to sleep to be dead to be supported to lean or trust to be satisfied to come to an end --7' to lay at rest to quiet to place on a support (A.S. Ger. is/, Dut rust
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