Cement

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 77
se-mem', v.t to unite with cement: to Centner, sent'ner, n. a common name on the Con- join firmly. tinent for a hundredweight. Cementation, sem-ent-ii's hun, the act of Central, sen'tral, Centric, sen'trik, Centrical, cementing: the proce by which iron is turned sen'tnk-al, adjs relatmg to, placed in, or con in to steel, gla into porcelain, —done by umiig the cent) e.—advs, Cen'trally, Cen'- surrounding them with a cement or powder and trically. [«. Centralisation. exposing them to heat. Centralise, sen'trul-Tr, v to draw to a centre. — Cemetery,L. cametersem'c-tcru,mm—Gr.n.ktnmea burying-ground.tenon—koimab,[Lowto Centre,anything Center,the sen'ter,middle —« v.t.the to middle place point on or of lull to sleep.] collect to a centre.— to be placed in the Cenoblte, sen'
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