English
spreadation
From spread + -ation.
Formed from spread + -ation
Proto-Germanic *sprīþaną ‘to break up, become scattered’
Proto-Germanic *spraidijaną ‘to spread’
Proto-West Germanic *spraidijan
Old English sprǣdan ‘to spread, expand’
Middle English spreden ‘to spread’
English spread
Today it means
noun A banquet; a rich spread of food.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / spreadation