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Spaynard
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spaynard
English
Noun
Spaynnards
en Spaniard.
en The Wyandot Pioneer 27 Oct 1853 A. Mr Cunningham, a Wabash river pilot and raftsman,' was going down the river in a skiff, several miles above New: Madrid, with his tent, rafting tackle, and carpet sack on board, when he fell in with a Spaynard who prevailed upon Mr. CV to take him aboard.
Middle English
Alternative forms
enm Spaignarde spaynard spaynarde
enm Spanȝart Spanȝear Spanȝeart Sc
Etymology
enm xno - and enm frm Espaignard; enm Spayne -ard 1 Spain -ard. c 1390.
Pronunciation
enm /spæi̯ˈnard/ /ˈspæi̯nard/
enm /spaːˈɲart/ /ˈspaːɲart/ Sc
Noun
Spaynardes enm mostly late
An Iberian or Spaniard; a person from the Iberian peninsula.
enm Spaynol
enm specifically A Castilian; a person from the kingdom of Castile.
Descendants
en Spaniard
gmw-msc Spanȝard Spanȝearde ; Spainard
References
Spainard n MED41930
Spaniard n 7962028399
DOST Spanȝear(t, Spainȝard n https://dsl.ac.uk/entry/dost/span3eart
enm Demonyms Spain