Etymology

bedder

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Today it means: A property with a specified number of bedrooms. Full definition →

English bed ← Middle English bed ← Old English bedd
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bedder · noun1

  1. Proto-Germanic*badją
  2. Proto-West Germanic*badi
  3. Old Englishbedd
  4. Middle Englishbed
  5. Englishbed
  6. English todaybedder

From bed + -er (agent noun suffix).

bedder · noun2

  1. Proto-Germanic*badją
  2. Proto-West Germanic*badi
  3. Old Englishbedd
  4. Middle Englishbed
  5. Englishbed
  6. English todaybedder

From bed + -er (measurement suffix).

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