Talisman
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 518
ut'is-in an, n. a species of charm c»- graved on metal or stone, to which wonderful effects are ascribed: {jig) something that produces extraordinary eflects:— //. Tal'ismans [Fr — Ar -Late Or, ielesma con.secialion, incantation— Gr tele?, to consecrate.] Talismanic, ul-is-man'ik, adj pertaining to or having the properties of a talisman magical Talk, tawk, V.i to speak familiarly to prattle to reason n. familiar conversation that which is uttered in fanulur intercourse subject of dis- — course: rumour. n. Talker. [Pr
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