Malaria

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 314
ma-lS'ri-a, n. the noxious exhalations 01 marshy distnets, producing fever, miasma. —ad/s. Mala'rio us, Maternal. Bad air mala aria—l, mal us, bad, and aer. See Air Mal oon formation, mal-kon-for-ma's hun, « bad conformation or form imperfection or disproportion of parts. [Fr. mal—L. mal us. bad, and Conformation.] Malcontent, Male content, mal'kon-tent, adj. discontented, di atisfied, esp in political — matters n. one who discontented. n. Malcontent's dne [Fr. —L. male, and Fr. content. See Content Male, adj masculine' pertaining to the sex that begets (not bears) >oung [hot bearing — stamens u one of the male sex a he-animal a stamen-bearing plant. [Fr. indie -h. maseulus, male mas (for mans), a male, cog with Man Malediction, rnal-t -dik's hun, n evil-speaking denunciation of evil rurse execration or imprecation [Fr --L. malcdat10— male, badly, aico, dutus, to speak Malefactor, lyal'e-fak-tur or mnl-e-fak'iur, n. an cv/l-doer. a cnnunal [L., from male, badly, ami flit tor. a doer facie, to do.] Malevolent, mal-ev'u-Jcnt, adj wishing evil disposed towards others envious malicious. ad- Malev olently — Malevolence. [L. male, badly, volens, pr p of volo, to wish.] Malformation, mal for-m.i's hun, n bad or wrong formation irregular or anomalous structure. [Fr. mal mal us, bad, and Formation.]
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