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Etymology of the English word fringehead

the English word fringehead
derived from the English word fringe
derived from the Old French word frenge
derived from the Latin root *frimbia
derived from the Late Latin word fimbria (fringe, border, edge)
derived from the Latin word fimbriae (threads, fringe)
derived from the French word fringe
derived from the Latin word fimbriae (threads, fringe)
derived from the English word head
derived from the Proto-Germanic root *khaubuthan
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *kaput- (head)

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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