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1. Etymology of the English word flock

the English word flock
derived from the Latin word flocculus
derived from the New Latin word floccus (tuft, wisp of wool)
derived from the Old French word floc
derived from the New Latin word floccus (tuft, wisp of wool)

Derivations in English

flocked, flocking

Derivations in other languages

French flock-book, Italian flock, Italian floccare

Usage

Word found in Modern English

2. Etymology of the English word flock

derived from the English word flock
derived from the Old French word floc
derived from the New Latin word floccus (tuft, wisp of wool)

Derivations in English

flocky, flockbed

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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