Work
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 574
wurlc, n. effort directed to an end the re- sult of work that on which one works: anything made or done deed effect a literary composition a book management:-~pl fort — walls, trenches, . v.t. to make effort?, to attain anything to perform to be in action to be occupied m busine or labour to produce effects: to strain or labour: to ferment. v.t to make by labour to bring into any state by action: to effect: to influence: to manage: to solve to cause to ferment to embroider Pad. and pa.p. worked or wrought frawt n. W ork'er. [A. S. n>eorc; Ice. verk, Ger werk; further conn, with Gr. ergon. Cf. Organ.]
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