English

Soulmass

From soul + mass.

A compound of soul + mass

Proto-Germanic *saiwalō ‘soul, life force’

Proto-West Germanic *saiwalu ‘soul’

Old English sāwol ‘soul’

Middle English soule ‘the human soul’

English soul

Ancient Greek μᾶζα ‘barley-cake, lump of dough’

Latin massa ‘lump, dough’

Anglo-Norman masse

Middle English masse ‘lump, quantity of matter’

English mass

Today it means

name All Souls' Day.

Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.

Etymograph / Soulmass