English
Frenchcore
From French + -core.
Formed from French + -core
Proto-Germanic *frankô ‘spear’
Proto-West Germanic *Frankō ‘a Frank’
Old English Franca ‘a Frank’
Old English Frencisc ‘of the Franks, Frankish, French’
Middle English French
English French
Today it means
noun A French style of gabber music; rapidly deviated from its somewhat industrial roots by 2010 in preference for tempos around 200 beats per minute, offbeat basslines and an overt influence from freetekno.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / Frenchcore