healf-

See also: healf

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *halba-, from Proto-Germanic *halbaz (“half”).

Prefix

healf-

half, half-, semi-
healfsoden "half-cooked"

healfclypiġende "semi-vowel"
partly, partially
healfscyldiġ "partially guilty"

Derived terms

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Descendants

Middle English: half-
- Scots: half-
- English: half-

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