Palatine

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 368
pal'a-tin, adj. pertaining to a palace originally applied to officers of the royal household: po e ing royal privileges.—n. a noble invested with royal privileges a subject of a palatinate. [Fr. — L falatinus. See Palaoe.] Palaver, pal-fl'vfcr, «. idle talk talk intended to fate, far m€, h£r mine Palliate deceive a public conference. [Port, palavra— L. parabola, a parable—Gr. See Parable,]
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