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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 282
iah'u, v.i. to go, flow, or come out to pro- ceed, as from a source to spring to be produced (law) to come to a point in fact or law to terminate.— v.t. to send out to put into circulation: to give out for use.~«. I uer. [Fr. i ue—O. Fr. i ir, to go or flow out—L. — ejri7e ex, out, ire, to go.] I ue, ish'fi* n. a going or flowing out act of sending out that which flows or pa es out fruit of the body, children produce, profits mote mbtc mG thna. 282 n IasuelesB circulation, as of bank-notes publication, as of a book a giving out for use ultimate result, consequence (Jaw) the question of fact submitted to a jury (med.) an ulcer produced artificially.
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