Film
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 189
film, n. a thin skin or membrane a very slender thread. — to cover with a film, or thin skin. adj. Film'y, composed of film or membranes. n. Film'me . [A.S., formed by adding suffix -m to the root of K. fell, a skin, present also in Goth, filleins, leathern FUter, fil'ier, «. a substance through which liquors are strained. v.t. to purify liquor by a filter — v.t to pa through a filter to peicolate [Fr filtre—Low L. filtrum, felt, from Ger. root of Felt, which see. Filth, filth, foul matter anything that de- 178 fate, far me, h6r mine L Finger-board files, physically or morally. A. S. fyldh—f , foul See FoiU
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