1. Etymology of the English word mere
the English word
merederived from the Old French word
mierderived from the Latin word
merus (unmixed, pure, only)
derived from the Proto-Germanic root
*mariDerivations in English
mere,
mereCognates
Dutch
meer, English
more, French
mer, German
Meer, German
mehr, Icelandic
meir, Italian
mare, Latin
mare, Lithuanian
marios, Provençal
mar, Russian
мoрe, Spanish
mar, Swedish
mar-, Swedish
merUsage
Word found in Old English, Modern English
2. Etymology of the English word mere
derived from the English word
merederived from the English word
merederived from the Old French word
mierderived from the Latin word
merus (unmixed, pure, only)
derived from the Proto-Germanic root
*mariDerivations in English
mermaidUsage
Word found in Array English
3. Etymology of the English word mere
derived from the English word
merederived from the English word
merederived from the Old French word
mierderived from the Latin word
merus (unmixed, pure, only)
derived from the Proto-Germanic root
*mariDerivations in English
meringUsage
Word found in Array English
4. Etymology of the English word mere
derived from the English word
merederived from the Maori word
mereUsage
Word found in Array English
