English
snakeproof
From snake + -proof.
Formed from snake + -proof
Proto-Germanic *sneganą ‘to crawl, creep’
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Proto-West Germanic *snakan ‘to creep, slide’
Proto-West Germanic *snakō ‘slider, snake’
Old English snaca ‘snake, serpent, reptile’
Middle English snake
English snake
Today it means
adj Resistant to snakes.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / snakeproof