Option
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 361
op'dmn, n. act of choosing: power of choosing oi wishing wish [L optio, optiouis.] Optional, op's hun-al. adj left to one’s option or choice —adv Optionally Opulence, opu-leus, n means: riches wealth. Opulent, oj/Ci-icnt, adj. wealthy —adv. Op'ulently |Fr L. op-ulcntns-of, base of L, pi. op-t s, wealth -root ap, to obtain.] Or, or, couj marking an alternative, and sometimes opposition. [Short fur other modem E. Either.] prep. B.) before. [In this sense a coir of Ere] Or, or, n (heraldry^ gold. [Fr.- -L aitmift, gold.] Oracle, or'u-kl, n the answer spoken or uttered by the gods the place w’here responses were given, and the deities supposed to give them: uiic famed for wisdom: a wise decision: {£.) the sanctuary — //. the revelations made to the prophets [Fr. — L. ora-i u-lum, double dim. from,
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