different between misterm vs mistery
misterm
English
Etymology
mis- +? term
Verb
misterm (third-person singular simple present misterms, present participle misterming, simple past and past participle mistermed)
- To call by a wrong name; to miscall.
Anagrams
- Timmers, timmers
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mistery
English
Noun
mistery (plural misteries)
- Archaic form of mystery. (a trade)
- Archaic word for guild.
Middle English
Etymology 1
From Anglo-Norman misterie.
Noun
mistery
- Alternative form of mysterie (“mystery”)
Etymology 2
From Old French mistere.
Noun
mistery
- Alternative form of mysterie (“duty”)
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