Groom
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 224
grobm, n. one who has the charge of horses a title of several officers of the royal household a bridegroom —v t. to tend, a — horse u. Grooma'man, attendant on a bridegroom at his mairiagc. [lvfy dub, prob fioin A.S. gunia (in bnde^r^wj, a man, which allied to Goth, gmna Ice. gum/, L homo Groove, gr(3t)v, n a furrow, or long hollow’, such as with a tool — to grave or cut a groove or furrow in. [A S. grof, graf—grafih/t, to dig. Ger. grube—grabeu, to dig Dm groove, a furrow, pit from root of Grave
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