Pang

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 370
uutg, n. a violent momentary pain a paroxysm of extreme sorrow: a throe. fA form of Prong, prob. modified hy confusion with Fr. poing, a fist —L pugttus the fist.] — Panic, pan'ik, n extreme 01 sudden fright ad] ot the nature of a panic: extreme or sudden: imaginary- [Orig anadj.;Gr panikon deima), panic' (fear), from pamkos, belonging to Pan, god of the woods, to whom sudden frights were ascribed
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