English
marmalader
From marmalade + -er.
Formed from marmalade + -er
Ancient Greek μελίμηλον ‘geniting (a variety of apple)’
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Portuguese marmelo ‘quince’
Old Galician-Portuguese marmelo
Portuguese marmelada ‘quince jam’
Middle French marmelade
English marmalade
Today it means
noun A maker of marmalade.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / marmalader