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imburse (in-BURS) - v., to pay, to save.
Literally, (put) into a purse -- from Latin imbursāre, from im-, in- + bursa, purse (from Greek búrsa, leather, because purses were originally leather pouches). This is the rarely seen stem of reimburse, to pay back.
Have a safe and happy holiday weekend, those of you who observe it. Back next week for a short one, because we do here.
---L.
Literally, (put) into a purse -- from Latin imbursāre, from im-, in- + bursa, purse (from Greek búrsa, leather, because purses were originally leather pouches). This is the rarely seen stem of reimburse, to pay back.
Have a safe and happy holiday weekend, those of you who observe it. Back next week for a short one, because we do here.
---L.
