English

foelike

From foe + -like.

Formed from foe + -like

Proto-Germanic *faihaz

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Old English fāh ‘hostile’

Old English ġefāh ‘enemy’

Middle English ifa

Middle English fo

English foe

Today it means

adj Of, like, or characteristic of a foe or enemy; adversarial.

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