merfamily
merfamily noun: a family of merfolk.
Noun
merfamily (plural merfamilies)
- A family of merfolk.
- "The land fairies say the pollution in the cove has been making all the sea creatures sick. I imagine that includes the merfamily. […]2008, Donna Varnes, The Cove, Xulon Press, →ISBN, page 271
- Internally, the floor had been built up with flat rocks, therefore, even at high tide, it never contained more than two feet of water, and in the evening the entrance was always damned up by large boulders so that any incoming water did not disturb the sleeping merfamily.2012, Annie McLeod, Man or Beast, Glass Jar Publishing (2012), page 54
Forms of merfamily
| plural | merfamilies |
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Origin of merfamily
From mer- + family.
Questions about merfamily
- What does merfamily mean?
- Merfamily means a family of merfolk.
- What part of speech is merfamily?
- Merfamily is a noun.
- What is the plural of merfamily?
- The plural of merfamily is merfamilies.
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