headwark
headwark noun: a headache.
Noun
headwark (plural headwarks)
- A headache.
Forms of headwark
| plural | headwarks |
|---|---|
| alternative form | head-wark |
| alternative form | headwerk |
Origin of headwark
From Middle English heedwarke, hedewarke, from Old English hēafodwærc (“pain in the head, headache”), equivalent to head + wark. Cognate with Danish hovedvark (“headache”), Swedish huvudvärk (“headache”), Icelandic höfuðverkur (“headache”).
Questions about headwark
- What does headwark mean?
- Headwark means a headache.
- What part of speech is headwark?
- Headwark is a noun.
- What is the plural of headwark?
- The plural of headwark is headwarks.
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