Inclination
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 261
m-kli-na's hun, n. the act of inclining or bend>n$ toward'.. ttndcncy. natural aptne ; favoumble disposition affection act of bowing: angle between two hues or planes Incline, m-klln', v to lean towards: to deviate from a line toward an object, to be disposed to have some desire — v t to cause to bend towards; to give a leaning to: to dispose: to bend v. ati ini lined plane a regular ascent — or descent [Fr. L luchno m, towards, tlino cog with (»r. hit no, to bend, and K lean Inclose, in-1. lb/', to close or shut m lo conline to surround to put within a case to fence (Fr L im ludo, mclusns — in in, and la ndo shut Inclosure, in-khVzhfir, n act of inclosing state of being in» losed that which im losed a space fenced oil' that width im loses a barrier.
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