Endogen

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 164
en'do-jcn, n. a plant that groves from ivitkin or by additions to the inside of the stem, as the palm, gra es, . [Gr end on, within, and gen, root of gig tiomai, to be produced Endogenous, en-doj 'e-nus, adj. increasing like endogens, or by internal growth. Endorse, en-dors'. Same as Indorse. Endow, en-dow', v to give a dowry or marriage portion to to settle a permanent provision on to enrich with any gift or faculty. — «. Endow'er. [Fr. en (= L. in), and douer, to endow—L. do to. See Dower.]
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →