Etymograph

English

superfuel

From super- + fuel.

Formed from super- + fuel

Latin focus ‘hearth’

Late Latin focus ‘fire’

Old French feu ‘fire’

Old French fouaille ‘firewood’

Middle English fuayle ‘fuel’

English fuel

Today it means

noun Any fuel with remarkable properties.

Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.

Etymograph / superfuel