English
sieveyer
From sieve + -yer.
Formed from sieve + -yer
Proto-Indo-European *seyp-
Proto-West Germanic *sibi
Old English sife
Middle English sive ‘sieve, riddle, sile’
English sieve
Today it means
noun A maker of sieves.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / sieveyer