English
admiree
From admire + -ee.
Formed from admire + -ee
Proto-Indo-European *sméyros ‘laughing, smiling’
…
Latin mīror ‘wonder at’
Latin admīror ‘to admire or respect’
Middle French admirer
Middle English admyren
English admire
Today it means
noun One who is admired.
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Etymograph / admiree