gramer
Middle English
/ɡramˈɛːr(ə)/
noun
Definitions
- grammar especially that of Latin
- (rare) Latin the language of the Romans
Etymology
Borrowed from Old French gramaire (grammar, magician, conjurer, grimoire, classical learning) derived from Latin grammatica (grammar, philology).
Origin
Latin
grammatica
Gloss
grammar, philology
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ethnogrammar English
- grammar English
- grammar Nazi English
- grammar checker English
- grammar school English
- grammared English
- grammarese English
- grammarism English
- grammarize English
- grammarless English
- grammarlike English
- lexicogrammar English
- metagrammar English
- nongrammar English
- protogrammar English
- subgrammar English
- grammatica Latin
- grammaticalis Latin
- Grammatik German
- grammatica Dutch, Flemish
- grammaire French
- grimoire French
- грамма́тика Russian
- γραμματική Ancient Greek
- γρᾰμμᾰτῐκή Ancient Greek
- γρᾰμμᾰτῐκός Ancient Greek
- gramatyka Polish
- grammatic Old English
- gramer scole Middle English
- scole Middle English
- gramaire Old French
- gramarie Old French
- gramar Cebuano
- gramadeg Welsh
- grammatach Old Irish
- grammatikka Ingrian