English
groanless
From groan + -less.
Formed from groan + -less
Proto-Germanic *grīnaną ‘to whine’
Proto-Germanic *grainōną ‘to howl’
Proto-West Germanic *grainōn
Old English grānian ‘to groan’
Middle English gronen ‘to groan or cry due to birth pangs’
English groan
Today it means
adj Without a groan.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / groanless