hussif
hussif noun: a housewife. Also the alternative form of hussy.
Noun
hussif (plural hussifs or hussives)
- A housewife.
Also used as
hussif is also the alternative form of hussy.
Forms of hussif
| plural | hussifs |
|---|---|
| plural | hussives |
| alternative form | hussiv |
| alternative form | huzzy |
| alternative form | hussive |
| alternative form | huzzive |
Origin of hussif
From Middle English huswif (“housewife”), equivalent to house + wife.
Questions about hussif
- What does hussif mean?
- Hussif means a housewife.
- What part of speech is hussif?
- Hussif is a noun.
- What is the plural of hussif?
- The plural of hussif is hussifs.
Words near hussif in the dictionary
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