English
maskee
From mask + -ee.
Formed from mask + -ee
Proto-Indo-European *mosgʷ- ‘netting, mesh, knot, loop’
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Proto-West Germanic *maskā ‘mesh, net’
Medieval Latin masca
Italian maschera ‘mask, disguise’
Middle French masque ‘a covering to hide or protect the face’
English mask
Today it means
noun A signal that is masked by another signal, for example in an audio recording.
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Etymograph / maskee