English
malarrangement
From mal- + arrangement.
Formed from mal- + arrangement
Vulgar Latin *rencus ‘row’
…
Old French rengier ‘to line up’
Old French arangier ‘to arrange’
French arranger ‘to arrange’
French arrangement
English arrangement
Today it means
noun Bad or wrong arrangement.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / malarrangement