Hound

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 247
hownd, n. a dog used in hunting. v.t. to set on m base to hunt to urge on. [Orig. the dog generally, from A S kuna, akin to Gr. kyon, kynos, L cams Sans fvan Houndfisn. Same as Dogfish Hound’ 8-tongue, howndz'-tung, n. a plant, so called from the shape of its leaves. [A.S. hwidestunge
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