Append

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 31
ap-pend', v.t to hang one thing to Appreciative, ap-pre's hi-at-iv, App red a tory, another to add. [L. ad, to, flendo. to hang.] ap-pre's hi-al-or-i, adj. implying appreciation. Appendage, ap-pend'ij, «. something appended. Apprehend, ap-pre-hend\ v.t., to lav hold of: to Appendix, ap-pend'iks, n something appended or seize by authority to catch the meaning of: to added a supplement -fll Appendixes, -iks-ez, understand to fear. a
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