Envy

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 167
en'vi, v.t to look upon with a grudging eye. to hate on ai count of prosperity:—pr.p. en'vying,/,* /. envied —npain at the sight of another s succe a wicked desire to supplant one: \E ill-will. [Fr. envie —L. i nvidia—m, on, and video, to look Envying, en'vi-ing, n ill.) envy, ill-will. Enwrap See Inwrap. Eocene, eo-sen, adj (grol.) first in time of the three subdivisions of the tertiary formation. [Gr. cos, daybreak, katnos, recent.] Eollan, e-pTi-an, EoliC, e-ol'ik, adj. belonging to EEolut in Asia Minor, or to the Greek dialect of./Eu!nt: pertaining to EEolus, god of the winds.
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