Suffrage
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 509
suf'ruj, n. a vote united voice, as of a knuw nation, or a congregation m prayer. [L. suffra- Sulphurous, — gut in suffragor, to vote for bung, Suffuse, suf-ffi/, v.t. to pour underneath to gent overspread or cover, as with a fluid [L sub, air underneath, and fun do, fitsum, to pour. Sultan, Suffusion,.suf-fu'zhun, n. act or operation of *ufman fusing: state of being suffused: that which is power, suffused. Heb.
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