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groundwall

groundwall noun: a wall as foundation; a foundation.

Noun

groundwall (plural groundwalls)

  1. A wall as foundation; a foundation.

Forms of groundwall

pluralgroundwalls

Origin of groundwall

From Middle English groundwalle, grundwal, from Old English grundweall (“foundation”), equivalent to ground + wall. Cognate with Middle High German gruntwal (“foundation”), Danish grundvold (“foundation”), Swedish grundval (“base, basis, foundation”).

Questions about groundwall

What does groundwall mean?
Groundwall means a wall as foundation; a foundation.
What part of speech is groundwall?
Groundwall is a noun.
What is the plural of groundwall?
The plural of groundwall is groundwalls.

Words near groundwall in the dictionary

  1. groundtracks
  2. groundtruth
  3. groundtruthed
  4. groundtruthing
  5. groundtruths
  6. groundwall
  7. groundwalls
  8. groundward
  9. groundwards
  10. groundwater
  11. groundwater level

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