Paring
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 372
paring, n. that winch is pared off: rind: the cutung otl the surface of gra land for tillage. Parish, parish, n a district under one pastor an ecclesiastical distiict having officers of its own and supporting its own poor. adj. belongmg or relating to a parish: employed or suppolled by the parish. [Lit, a number of dwcunear one another, Fr. paroi e—L. paroccia. - Gr. patoikia—parotkos, dwelling beside or near— pat a, beside, near, oikos, a dwelling Parishioner, par-jsh'un-er, one who belongs to or is connected with a parish [M E. pari ht.x. (with cr added] — O. Fr. paroi ien. See Parish] Parity, par'i-ti, «. state of being equal: resemblancc: analogy. \Yr. pant i— L. pantos—par.)
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