Viol
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 560
vT'ol, n. an old musical instrument like the violin, having from three to six strings. [Fr. viole— It. viola— Low L. vtdula from L vitular i, to skip like a calf, to make ruerry vitula, a calf. Fiddle is from the same root,] Violable, vl'o-la-bl, adj that mny be violated, injured, qftLroken. Violate^Jjgo-tet, v.t. to injure: to abuse: to 560 IMG:page-560.webp:Page 560
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