English
fremsome
From frem(d) + -some.
Formed from fremd + -some
Proto-Germanic *framaþiz ‘foreign, not one's own’
Proto-West Germanic *framiþī ‘foreign, strange’
Old English fremde ‘foreign, strange’
Middle English fremde ‘strange, foreign’
English fremd
Today it means
adj Unfamiliar.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / fremsome