ONF.
ONF. proper noun: old Northern French.
Proper noun
ONF.
- Old Northern French
- 1989: Oxford English Dictionary (2nd edition), January, etymology
In early form a. ONF. Jenever, Genever, = mod.F. Janvier: — L. Jānuārium, nom. Jānuārius (mensis), i.e. the month of Janus, as presiding over the entrance into the year. Whence also It. Gennajo, Gennaro, Pr. Genovier, Januer, Sp....
- 1989: Oxford English Dictionary (2nd edition), January, etymology
Questions about ONF.
- What does ONF. mean?
- ONF. means old Northern French.
- What part of speech is ONF.?
- ONF. is a proper noun.
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