Thaler

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 524
taler, n. a dollar, in Germany a silver coin worth about [Ger. Sec Dollar Than, than, iouj a word placed after the comparative of an adjective or adverb between the things computed [A S thonne cog with Ger, dnnn, den n from stem of The. See Then, Thane, than, n a dignitary under the Anglo- Saxons and Danes, who prob. held the same tank as a baron does now. n. Th 'do in. [A S. the$n, a servant, nobleman cog. with Ice. thegn, a man, warrior, O- Ger. degen, a soldier, servant. Gr teknoti, child from the root of A.S fJuhau, Ger ge-dahen, to thrive.) Thank, thaugk, v t to expre gratitude for a favour. — usually in //.) expre ion of gratitude for favour received [A-b thane, will, thanks cog. with Ger. dank; from the root of Think, the root idea being a movement of mind or feeling.’)
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