English

manifolder

From manifold + -er.

Formed from manifold + -er

Proto-Celtic *menekkis ‘frequent’

Proto-Germanic *managaz ‘many’

Proto-Germanic *managafalþaz ‘various, diverse, manifold’

Old English maniġfeald ‘manifold, various, varied, complicated,…’

Middle English manifold

Today it means

noun Synonym of manifold writer.

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

Etymograph / manifolder