English
holdership
From holder + -ship.
Formed from holder + -ship
Proto-Germanic *haldaną ‘to hold, to keep’
Proto-West Germanic *haldan ‘to hold’
Old English healdan ‘to hold fast, to grasp’
Middle English holden ‘to hold’
English hold
English holder
Today it means
noun The state of being a holder; the condition of having rights to something.
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Etymograph / holdership