Commissary
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 94
kom'ts-ar-i, n. one to whom any charge is committed: an officer who has the charge of furnishing provisions, to an ai my. — Commi ary snip [Low L commi ar ius —L commit to, com mi us. Commi ion, kom-ish'un, act of committing' that which is committed a writing conferring certain powers authority charge or lee to an agent, . for transacting busine one or more persons appointed to perform certain duties. H to give a commi ion to to appoint, -yourmiesloner, kom-ish’un-6 one who holds a commi ion to perform some busine -
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