Etymology

ramage

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Today it means: of a person or thing: wild; untamed Full definition →

French ramage ← Old French ramage
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  1. Old French · derived fromramage
  2. French · borrowed fromramage
  3. English todayramage

Borrowed from French ramage, from Middle French and Old French ramage, from ram (“branch”) + -age. by surface analysis, rame + -age.

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