Equivalent
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 169
e-kwiv'a-lent, adj., equal in value /\uv,r effect, meaning, —n. a thing equal m value, — ad?'. Equiv'alently. Equiv'- alence (Fr.— L erquus equal, and valcns. Valentis, \»r of valco, to be strong Equivocal, e-kwiv'O-kal, adj meaning equally two or more things: of doubtful meanuie capable of a double explanation.—adv Equiv'ocally.— «. Equiv'ocalnesa [L. erquus equal, and vox, vocis, the voice, a word
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