English
heelprint
From heel + print.
Proto-Indo-European *kenk- ‘to feel hunger’
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Proto-Germanic *hanhilaz ‘heel (of the foot)’
Proto-West Germanic *hą̄hilō
Old English hēla ‘heel (of the foot)’
Middle English hele
English heel
Latin imprimō ‘to press into, imprint’
Middle English emprinten ‘to impress, imprint’
Middle English *printen
English print
Today it means
noun A partial footprint left by a heel.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / heelprint