malvar.
to worsen; to spoil
Meaning & usage
to worsen; to spoil
to spoil; to corrupt
Where this word comes from
Perhaps from mal (“bad”). Alternatively, perhaps from Proto-Germanic *balwōną (“to worsen, spoil, damage”), with the initial b assimilated to mal (“bad”). Compare Middle Low German balwen (“to grow worse, worsen, suffer damage”).
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