Cost

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 110
kost, v.t. to bring a certain price to require to be laid out or suffered v—pa.t. and pa.p, cost. —u. what is laid out, or suffered to obtain anything.—pi. expenses of a lawsuit. [Ft, coUter, O. Fr. couster— L const are, to stand at con, and stare, to stand.}
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