Pea
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 377
pc, n. a common vegetable —def Peas indef. pi. Pease. TM. K p/w pi gesen and peses —A S.pis a, pk pt\an— Piston, (Jr pismi, from a root seen in Sjins Putt, to biuis*-. Pet is erroneously formed, the of the root being mistaken for the sign of the pluiai.j Peace, pes, « a stare of quiet freedom from disturbance freedom from war: friendline : calm: rest: harmony: silence.-/;//, silence, hist -Hold one’s peace, to be silent. fO. Ft. pais [Ft, patx)—L. pax, pacts, from root par-, to bind, seen in pac-iscor, to make a contract. Cf. Pact Peaceable, p&'a-bl, adj disposed to peace quiet — tranquil. adv. Petwe'ably. n. Peace'ablenaas.
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