Preserve
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 406
pre-zerv', v.t. to keep fiom injury: to defend to keep in a sound stale to season for preservation: to keep up, as appearances. n. that which is preserved, as fruit, a place for the protection of animals, us game, — n. Preserv'er. [Fr. preserver— L. pits, beforehand, servo, to preserve
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