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Etymology of the English word spellbinder

the English word spellbinder

using the English suffix -er

derived from the Proto-Germanic root *-arjaz

using the Latin suffix -arius (-ar)

derived from the English word spellbind

derived from the English word spellbound

derived from the English word spell

derived from the English word spell

derived from the Old French word espeller

derived from the Proto-Germanic root *spellan

using the English suffix -bound

derived from the English word spellbind

derived from the English word spellbound

derived from the English word spell

derived from the English word spell

derived from the Old French word espeller

derived from the Proto-Germanic root *spellan

using the English suffix -bound

derived from the English word spellbind

derived from the English word spellbound

derived from the English word spell

derived from the English word spell

derived from the Old French word espeller

derived from the Proto-Germanic root *spellan

using the English suffix -bound

derived from the English word spellbind

derived from the English word spellbound

derived from the English word spell

derived from the English word spell

derived from the Old French word espeller

derived from the Proto-Germanic root *spellan

using the English suffix -bound

derived from the English word spellbind

derived from the English word spellbound

derived from the English word spell

derived from the English word spell

derived from the Old French word espeller

derived from the Proto-Germanic root *spellan

using the English suffix -bound

derived from the English word spellbind

derived from the English word spellbound

derived from the English word spell

derived from the English word spell

derived from the Old French word espeller

derived from the Proto-Germanic root *spellan

using the English suffix -bound

derived from the English word spellbind

derived from the English word spellbound

derived from the English word spell

derived from the English word spell

derived from the Old French word espeller

derived from the Proto-Germanic root *spellan

using the English suffix -bound

derived from the English word spellbind

derived from the English word spellbound

derived from the English word spell

derived from the English word spell

using the English suffix -bound

derived from the English word spellbind

derived from the English word spellbound

Usage

Word found in Modern English

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