English

evilfare

From evil + fare.

Formed from evil + fare

Proto-Germanic *ubilaz ‘evil, bad’

Proto-West Germanic *ubil ‘evil, bad’

Old English yfel ‘bad, evil’

Middle English yvel ‘morally evil’

English evil

Middle English fare

English fare

Today it means

noun Ill-success; misfortune.

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

Etymograph / evilfare