英语词汇slaver的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

词汇	slaver
词源	slaver v. "to drool, slobber, dribble from the mouth," early 14c., slaveren, from Old Norse slafra "to slaver," probably imitative (compare slobber (v.)). Related: Slavered; slavering. The noun is from early 14c., "saliva." slaver n. "ship in the slave trade," 1830, agent noun from slave (v.), perhaps from earlier slave-ship (1792). The meaning "person in the slave trade" is from 1842. Entries linking to slaver slave v. 1550s, "to enslave," from slave (n.). The meaning "work like a slave" is attested by 1719. Related: Slaved; slaving. slobber v. late 14c., sloberen, "dribble from the mouth," probably of imitative origin; compare Frisian slobberje "to slurp," Middle Low German slubberen "slurp," Middle Dutch overslubberen "wade through a ditch." Related: Slobbered; slobbering. As noun from c. 1400 as "mud, slime," 1755 as "saliva." Congreve has slabber (v.), from Middle Dutch slabberen. updated on January 04, 2023
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