Fliete.
fleam (kind of sharp instrument used for blood-letting)
Meaning & usage
fleam (kind of sharp instrument used for blood-letting)
Where this word comes from
From Middle High German vlietem(e), vliedem(e) f or m, from Old High German fliotema, fliodema f, from Latin phlebotomus, from Ancient Greek φλεβοτώμος (phlebotṓmos). In Late Middle High German, final -em becomes -en (as in Faden etc.). From this a weak-declension nominative vliete is backformed. Cognate with Dutch vlijm, English fleam.
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