Pent a teuch

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 380
pen'ta-tfik, n. the first fii>e books of — the Old 'l'estamcnt. [Gr Pentateuchos pente five, and teuchos a tool, in late Gr. a book, from temkb to prepare [the Pent a teuch. Pentateuchal, pen-ta-tuk/al, adj. pertaining to Pentecost, pen'lc-kost, V. a Jewish festival on the Jifticth day after the Pa over, in com mem or a turn of the giving of the Law Whit sun tide. [Gr. pentekoste \h?mcra the fiftieth (day).] Pentecostal, pcn-te-kost'al, adj pertaining to Ptniciost
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