The word 'friend' is one of the rare cases in the English language whose meaning has remained consistent throughout hundreds of years of usage. The word of Germanic origin has existed in the English language since its founding in Old English. Back then, 'friend' existed as 'freond' which was the present participle of the verb freon, 'to love'. The root of the verb was 'fri-' which meant 'to like, love, or be affectionate to'. We can still see the remnants of this verb every day of the week- Friday or 'day of Frigg' is devoted to the Germanic goddess of love Frigg.
In school we have history class. and someone asked me to name a sentence with the word history in it so..... Here are some Whats your history? Is your friendship history? are your grades history? What do u know about history? History is past tense. History is after future.
The Russian word for friendship is pronunced as droozhboo.
Comradehip is another word for friendship.
yeah that is the first word in a friendship just take a deep breath and say it i think that is the first word in a friendship.
The word friendship is a common, singular, abstract, compound noun.
I Don't Know But I Would Bet It Is Friend.
4500 words can be found in the word friendship.
'Friendship' in Swedish is 'vänskap'.
''Amistad'' is the Spanish word for ''friendship''.
pilialoha [pee-lee-aloha]
No, "friendship" is not a compound word. It is a single, indivisible word that represents the relationship between friends.
Friendship is the word.