Obscure

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 355
ob-skftr', adj. dark not distinct not easily understood not clear or legible unknown humble living in darkne . adv. Obscurely. [Fr.— L. obscurus, akin to Sans. sku, to cbver.J 844 file, far mg, her mine Obstruction Obscure, ob-skQr', v to darken to make le plain obscure unintelligiblene humility. Obscurity, ob-skiir'i-ti, «. state or quality of being
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