myEtymology.com: English etymology of ewery

Etymology of the English word ewery

the English word ewery

derived from the English word ewer

derived from the Old French word evier

derived from the Latin word aquarius (of, for water; requiring water; water-bearer; overseer)

derived from the Latin word aqua (water; water; sea, lake)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *akʷ-a-

derived from the Anglo-Norman word euer

derived from the Latin word aquarius (of, for water; requiring water; water-bearer; overseer)

derived from the Latin word aqua (water; water; sea, lake)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *akʷ-a-

derived from the Anglo-Norman word ewer

derived from the Old French word aiguière

derived from the Provençal word aiguiera

derived from the Latin word aquarius (of, for water; requiring water; water-bearer; overseer)

derived from the Latin word aqua (water; water; sea, lake)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *akʷ-a-

using the English suffix -y