Study

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 505
siud'i, v.t. to bestow pains upon: to apply the mind to to examine closely, in order to learn thoroughly to form ana arrange by thought to con over. v.i. to apply the mind 490 fate, far mi, hir mine t Stupid closely to a subject to try hard to muse to apply the mind to books '.—pa.t. and pa.p, stud led. — «. a setting of the mind upon a subject: application to books, . absorbed attention contrivance any object of attentive consideration any particular branch of learning a place devoted to study. [O. Fr. estudier, Fr. itudier— L. studeo, to be eager or zealous perh. akin 10 Gr. spoude, haste.}
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