Etymograph

English

legendry

From legend + -ry.

Formed from legend + -ry

Latin legō ‘to read’

Latin legendus ‘to be read’

Medieval Latin legenda ‘legend; saint’s life’

Old French legende

Middle English legende ‘a hagiography’

English legend

Today it means

noun Legends in general; mythology.

Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.

Etymograph / legendry