Ghost
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 213
gust, n. (/it.) breath, sjnnt. the soul of man a spirit appealing after tU ith ad; Ghostlike.—To give up the ghost to die [AS. gast Gcr gent Ghostly, gost'Ii, adj spiritual’ religions: pertaining to apparitions — Ghost 'line Ghoul, » a demon sujij used u> feed on the dead. fPers. ghol, a nioumani demon Giant, lam, n a man of cxtiaordinary size: a person of extraordinary powers J m. Gi'ante —adj. gigantic. fFr giant— gigas—il gigas, gigantos, of which cty, uncertain Giaour, jowr, «. infidel, term applied by the Tuiks to all who are not of their own religion. (Pers gnwt
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