Etymograph

English

afterfeel

From after- + feel.

Formed from after- + feel

Proto-West Germanic *fōlijan ‘to feel’

Old English fēlan ‘to feel’

Middle English felen

English feel

Today it means

noun A feeling experienced after and as a result of something, e.g. a sensation left in the mouth by a drink.

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

Etymograph / afterfeel