Parsley
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 373
pars'll, n. a bright-green pot-herb. [Fr. persd—L pet rose linum—Gr. pet rose lin on-- petrot, a rock, sell non, a kind of parsley. See Celery.] Parsnip, Parsnep, p.'irs'nip, n. an edible plant with a carrot-like root [(). Fr pastenaque—L. pastineu a —pastinum a dibble.] Parson, par'sn, n the priest or incumbent of a parish: a ilergyman. [O. Fr. persone, a parson, from L persona, a character, person, which in Low had the sense of rank, dignity, and so was applied to a clergyman. See Person.]
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