hewe

Middle English

/hiu̯(ə)/, /hiu̯/

noun
Definitions
  • servant, hireling
  • rascal, villein

Etymology

Inherited from Old English hīwa (member of a family) inherited from Proto-Germanic *hīwô (fellow-lodger, relative, family).

Origin

Proto-Germanic

*hīwô

Gloss

fellow-lodger, relative, family

Concept
Semantic Field

Kinship

Ontological Category

Person/Thing

Kanji

家, 族

Emoji
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