Faithful
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 181
f.ith't'ool, adj. full of faith, believing firm in adherence to promises, duty, allegiance, So..: loyal: conformable to truth: worthy of belief true The Faithful, believers. adv, Faith'fully - u Faith 'fulne , Faithle , fath'lcs, ad/, without faith or belief: not believing, csp. in God or Christianity: not adhering to promises, allcgiam e, or duty delusive —adv Faithle ly.— n. Faithle ne , Fakir, her or la-kCr', n a member of a religious o*der of mendicant* in India and the ncighbouring coumries [Ar fik/uxr poorj Falcate, fal'klt. Falcated, fai'kut-cd, adj. astr and hot hunt like a sickle, as the crescent moon, and certain leaves. [L. file at from falx, a sickle]
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