Etymology
The word "singe" can be traced back to several origins:
Meaning
The word "singe" has multiple meanings:
Origin
The word "singe" originated in the Indo-European language family thousands of years ago. It evolved through Old English and Medieval Latin before entering modern English in the 14th century. The word's original meaning of "to burn or scorch" has remained consistent throughout history.
Etymology Middle English scorchen from Old English sċeorċan Proto Germanic skurkj
Etymology From Middle English sear from Old English sær from Proto Germanic _saira_
Etymology Middle English scorchen from Old English sċeorċan Proto Germanic skurkj
Etymology Ember derives from the Old English word æmrne pronounced eem ruh which
Etymology The word combustion comes from Latin comburere to burn com prefi
Etymology The word broil comes from the Old French word broiller which means to gr
Etymology Greek Σελήνη Selēnē moon Meaning Moon goddess or goddes
Etymology Latin combustus past participle of comburere to burn Proto Indo European
Etymology The word burn comes from the Old English word byrnan which means to burn
Etymology Old English ras bald clean shaven Middle English ras bald clean shav