Train-bearer

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 535
tran'-bdr'er, n. one who bears or holds up a train, as of a rube or gown. Traln-Oll, tran' -oil, n. whale oil extracted from the blubber by toiling. [Train here is the Ger. and Scrtnd. trnn, irain-oil.) Trait, tra or trat, «. a drawing: a touch a feature [Fr,— L. tractus, from the pap. of traho, to diaw.J Traitor, traTur, one who, being trusted, be travs one guilty of treason a deceiver.—-fern. Traitre . [Fr. traitre L. traditor—trade, to give lip.) Traitorous, tra'tur-tis, adj like a traitor: perfidious: treason a ~-adv. Trai'torously.] Trajectory, tra-jekt'or-i, «. the curve described by a bod 'as a planet or a projectile) under the action of given forces. [From L. trajicio jectum irans, acro , jacio, to dirow.)
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