Etymology

houser

H4O1U1S1E1R1

Today it means: One who, or that which, houses. Full definition →

Middle English housere
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houser · noun1

  1. Middle English · inherited fromhousere
  2. English todayhouser

From Middle English housere, equivalent to house + -er.

Houser · proper noun2

  1. German · derived fromHauser
  2. English todayHouser

Possibly from houser. * (German): Anglicization of German Hauser

Words from the same roots

GermanHauser all →

Hauser

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