English
accordion blindaccordion blind
From accordion + blind.
A compound of accordion + blind
Latin concordāre
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French accorderdeverb.
French accord ‘chord’
German Akkord ‘harmony’
German Akkordeon
English accordion
Proto-Indo-European *bʰlendʰ- ‘to blend’
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Proto-Germanic *blindaz
Proto-West Germanic *blind
Old English blind
Middle English blynd ‘blind’
English blind
Today it means
noun A type of blind or shade with fabric in an accordion pleat, exhibiting a honeycomb structure when viewed from the side.
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Etymograph / accordion blind
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