geindre.
to moan, groan
Meaning & usage
to moan, groan
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Old French giembre, inherited from Latin gemere. Doublet of gémir.
a worker who kneads dough in a bakery
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Old French joindre, gaindre (direct case), inherited from Vulgar Latin *jŭnior, from Latin jūnior (nominative). Compare Old French gignor (from the Latin accusative). Doublet of junior, a recent borrowing.
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