| 释义 |
-ard
\ə(r)d or, in a few loan words from French (as “communard”), |ärd or |ȧd\ noun suffix
also -art \ə(r)t\
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English, from Old French, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German -hart (in personal names such as Gērhart Gerard); akin to Old English heard hard — more at hard
: one that is characterized by performing some action, possessing some quality, or being associated with some thing especially conspicuously or excessively
< braggart >
< drunkard >
< dullard >
< pollard >
< sluggard >
< stinkard >
< wizard >
: a large one of its kind
< staggard > |