European
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 172
u-ro-pc-’an, adj. belonging to Europe. a native or inhabitant of Europe Eurythmy, Q'rith-mi, n just proportion or sym- — metry in anything. (Gr. euryt/imia eu, well, and rhythmos, measured motion.] Euthanasia, ft-than-aVi-a, Euthanasy, u-thana-si, n an easy, pleasant mode of death. [Gr. euthanasia— at, well, and thanatos death.] Evacuate, e-vak'u-at. v.t. to throw out the contents of to discharge to withdraw from. [L. out, viuuo, vaiuatHS, to empty vaco, to be empty
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