Pursuant

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 419
pur-sil'ant, adj. done pursuing or seekpa.t and pa.p. put. [A.b. pott an prob. from ing any purpose hence, agreeable. the Celt as Gael. Put, W. pwiio.) Pursue, pur-su', Vet. toJoliow onwards in order to Putative, pii'ta-tiv, adj., supposed: reputed. [Fr. overtake to chase to prosecute to seek to —L pututivus—puto, put at us, to suppose,] imitate to continue, —n. Pursu'er, one who Putrefaction, pfi-tre-fak's hun, the act or pro pursues: {Scots law) a plaintiff [
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