Wander

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 564
won'der, v.i. to ramble with no definite object to go astray 01 fig; to lea\ c home to depart from the subject to be delirious — Wanderer. [A.S. wandrian; Ger tvanciern, allied to Wend, and 10 Wind, to turn lound.]
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