English
fleshhood
From flesh + -hood.
Formed from flesh + -hood
Proto-Germanic *flaiski ‘meat, flesh’
Proto-West Germanic *flaiski ‘meat, flesh’
Old English flǣsċ
Middle English flesh
English flesh
Today it means
noun The state or condition of having a form of flesh; incarnation.
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Etymograph / fleshhood