Etymology of the English word larder
the English word
larderderived from the Old French word
lardierderived from the Old French word
lardderived from the Latin word
lardum (lard, fat; bacon)
derived from the Latin word
laridum (bacon)
derived from the Anglo-Norman word
larderderived from the Medieval Latin word
lardariumderived from the Latin word
lardum (lard, fat; bacon)
derived from the Old French word
lardderived from the Latin word
lardum (lard, fat; bacon)
derived from the Latin word
laridum (bacon)
Date
The earliest known usage of larder in English dates from the 14th century.
Usage
Word found in Modern English
