pottere

Middle English

Etymology

From late Old English pottere; equivalent to pot +‎ -ere (suffix forming agent nouns); influenced by Old French potier, from pot (“pot”) + -ier (“indicates an agent noun”).

Noun

pottere (plural potteres)

  1. potter

Descendants

  • English: potter
  • Scots: patter

References

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