Where does “mise” come from?

I can't write this etymology because the chain provided is circular and doesn't establish a clear path from older to newer languages—it repeats "French mise" and "Latin -are" without showing progression through different languages or forms, making it impossible to construct an accurate etymology sentence. Could you provide a corrected etymological chain that shows the actual progression (for example, from Latin through Old French to Middle English to Modern English)?

mise (English): The issue in a writ of right; Expense; cost;...