messenger
The origin and history of messenger.
Etymology
From Old French messagier (from message), with an extra "n" that crept in the way it did in similar words like "passenger" and "scavenger".
The origin and history of messenger.
From Old French messagier (from message), with an extra "n" that crept in the way it did in similar words like "passenger" and "scavenger".
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