Accompaniment

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 16
ak-kiim'pan-i-nieni, n. that which accompanies instrumental music along with a song. Accompanist, ak-kum'pan-ist, n one who accompanies a singer on an instrument Accompany, ak-kum'}jan-i, v.t to keep company with to attend. [Fr. accompagner. bet Company.] Accomplice, ak-komplis, n an a ociate, esp. in crime [L ad, to, complex, -lets, joined Accomplish, ak-kom'plisli, vt to (omplcn to e fleet to fulfil: to equip [Fr atcomphr ad, lo, complco, -piece, to up. See Complete Accomplishable, ak-kom'phsh-a-bl, adj that may be accomplished. Accomplished, uk-kom'phsht, adj complete m acquirements, especially giacclul acquirements puhshed Accomplishment, ak-kom'plish-ment, «. completion ornamental ucqnncmcnl. Accord, ak-kord', v to agree to be m correspondence. v.t. to grant Fr. at corder—L ad to, cor, cord is the heart
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