wier.
seaweed
Meaning & usage
seaweed
Where this word comes from
From Middle Dutch wier (“seaweed”), possibly descended through Old Dutch from Proto-West Germanic *wair, related to *wīraz, or was borrowed from West Frisian. Cognate with dialectal English ware (“seaweed”), Old English wār (“seaweed”).
whose (feminine, plural)
whose (feminine, plural)
Where this word comes from
Equivalent to wie + -er (genitive feminine ending).
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