Onion

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 359
un’yun, n. a common plant, with a bulbous root. (Fr. oignon— L unto, •otti\ units, one Only, adj 'lit one like single* this above aJJ others; alone.— adv in one manner: for one purpose singly merely butely [AS. unite (adj, -an, one, and he, like Onomatopoeia, on-o-mat-o-pe'ya, n the formation of a word with resemblance in sound to that of the thing signified such a word itself, also the use of such a word, as ‘click,’ tuck no — adj. Onomatopoet'lc [T.it name -making,’ Gr. onottta, -utos, a name, potto, to make.] Onset, on's et, «. violent attai k a ault a storming. (On and Set.
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