English
hashable
From hash + -able.
Formed from hash + -able
Frankish *happjā ‘axe’
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Old French hache ‘axe’
Old French hacher ‘to chop up, mince’
Middle French hacher ‘to chop up, mince’
French hacher ‘to chop’
English hash
Today it means
adj That can be hashed.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / hashable