mislore

English

noun

Definitions

Evil teaching or counsel; wrong or false teaching; misinformation.

Etymology

Inherited from Middle English mislore inherited from Old English mislār (ill teaching, evil suggestion) affix from English lore (learning, knowledge, study of).

Origin

English

lore

Gloss

learning, knowledge, study of

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

Cokelore English
angel-lore English
beer-lore English
birdlore English
booklore English
catlore English
childlore English
computerlore English
copylore English
deathlore English
demonlore English
devil-lore English
doglore English
dragonlore English
druglore English
earthlore English
elflore English
fairylore English
faxlore English
fieldlore English
filmlore English
fishlore English
folklore English
fowl-lore English
ghostlore English
giantlore English
godlore English
hairlore English
herblore English
horselore English
laborlore English
lakelore English
lifelore English
loral English
lore English
loreal English
lored English
lorefather English
loreless English
loremaster English
loresman English
loring English
lovelore English
movielore English
netlore English
ocean-lore English
photocopylore English
playlore English
runelore English
scarelore English
sealore English
sexlore English
soundlore English
spacelore English
speechlore English
starlore English
stonelore English
storylore English
timelore English
weatherlore English
whalelore English
winelore English
woodlore English
wordlore English
wortlore English
xeroxlore English
mislār Old English
lore Middle English
mislore Middle English