Ensue

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 166
en-sQ', v.i. to follow to succeed or come after to result from v.t. to follow after pr.p. ensQ'ing fa.p. ensiled'. [O. Fr. ensuir {Fr. ensuivre)—L in, after, and sequor, to follow. See Sue.] Ensure. Same as Insure. Entablature, en-tab'la-tQr, Entablement, ent a'bl-ment, n. [arch the superstructure, consisting of the architrave, frieze, and cornice that surmounts the columns, and rests upon their capitals. LFr. entablement O. Fr. entablature, from L. in, in the manner of, tabula, a table Entail, en-t.ll', vt tn cutoff an estate from the heirs-general, and settle on a particular heir or scries of heir-. to bring on as an inevitable consequence fr p. entail'ing fa.p. entailed'. — n an estate entailed the rule of descent of an estate (Fr. entailler, to cut into en, in, into, and tadler to cut -L. talea, n twig or cutting See Tally.
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