Qualitative
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 421
kwol'i-ta-tiv, adj. relating to quality ckem determining the nature of components. Quality, kwol'i-U, u. that which makes a thing what is: property: peculiar power: acquisition character rank superior oirlh or character. [Fr.—L. qualitas, quahtatis.) Qualm, kwam, a sudden attack of illne a scruple, as of conscience. [A.S. civealm pestilence, death Ger. qualm a disposition to vomit, vapour Sw. qvalm, a suffocating heat allied to Quail, Qualmish., kwam'ish, adj. affected with qualm, or a disposition to vomit, or with slight sickne . Quandary, kwon-da'ri, «. a state of difficulty or 410 fate, fir me, b£r mine Quarter uncertainty hard plight. (Prob. a corr. of M. E. wandreth, from Ice. vandrtedi difficulty, trouble.]
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