ETYM Greek, to place side by side, or parallel: cf. French parallélisme.
Similarity by virtue of correspondence; SYN. correspondence.
Belief that matter and mind don't interact but relate.

ETYM Old Eng. too, taa, AS. tâ; akin to Dutch teen, German zehe, Old High Germ. zęha, Icel. tâ, Swed. ta, Dan. taa; of uncertain origin.
(Homonym: tow).
1. One of the digits of the foot.
2. The part of footwear that covers the toes.
3. Forepart of an animal's hoof.