English
acutish
From acute + -ish.
Formed from acute + -ish
Latin acuō ‘to make pointed, sharpen, whet’
Latin acūtus ‘sharp, sharpened’
Latin acūta
Middle English acute ‘of a disease or fever: starting suddenly and…’
English acute
Today it means
adj Somewhat acute.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / acutish