Etymology

yarder

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Today it means: A motor-driven logging machine which transports logs by means of a system of cables and winches. Full definition →

English yard ← Middle English yerde ← Anglian Old English ġerd
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yarder · noun1

From yard (verb) + -er.

yarder · noun2

  1. Proto-Germanic*gazdaz
  2. Proto-West Germanic*gaʀdi
  3. Anglian Old Englishġerd
  4. Middle Englishyerde
  5. Englishyard
  6. English todayyarder

From yard (noun) + -er.

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