English
inchful
From inch + -ful.
Formed from inch + -ful
Latin ūncia ‘twelfth; Roman inch’
Proto-West Germanic *unciju ‘ounce; inch’
Old English ynċe ‘inch’
Middle English ynche ‘inch’
English inch
Today it means
noun A quantity that measures an inch.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / inchful