Nash
Nash (noun) means a now-discontinued American car brand that later merged into American Motors Corporation. Example: “His grandfather still kept an old Nash parked in the barn.”
How to use Nash
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA surname and old car brand, originally meaning someone who lived by an ash tree.
Word forms
- Plural
- Nashes
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Etymology
From Middle English "atten ash," meaning "at the ash tree" — the "n" shifted from the article onto the noun over time, the same way "an apron" once was "a napron."
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