Tame
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 518
turn, adj. having lost native wildne and shyne domesticated gentle spiritle without vigour dull. — to reduce to a domestic state, to make gentle to reclaim to civilise. adv. Tame'ly. —« Tame 'ne . [A.S. tarn, cog with Ger. zahm fuither conn, with L. demo, Gr damao. Sans, dam Tamer, tamer, «. one who tames. Tamper, tam per, v.t. to uy the temper of to try little experiments without nece ity to meddle: to practise secretly and unfairly. [A by-form of Temper
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