Etymology of the English word flour
the English word
flourderived from the English word
flowerderived from the English word
flourderived from the English word
flowerderived from the English word
flourderived from the English word
flowerderived from the English word
flourderived from the English word
flowerderived from the English word
flourderived from the English word
flowerderived from the English word
flourderived from the English word
flowerderived from the English word
flourderived from the English word
flowerderived from the English word
flourderived from the English word
flowerderived from the English word
flourderived from the English word
flowerderived from the English word
flourDate
The earliest known usage of flour in English dates from the 13th century.
Derivations in English
floury,
flower,
floured,
flouringUsage
Word found in Middle English, Modern English
