brachet
noun
brach·et
ˈbrachə̇t
plural -s
archaic
: brach
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Middle French, from Old French, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German braccho hunting dog (that uses scent), Middle Low German & Middle Dutch bracke; probably akin to Middle High German bræhen to smell
- primary air
- primary alphabet
- primary atypical pneumonia
- primary battery
- primary benefit
- primary body
- primary body cavity
- primary burial
- primary care
- primary cause
- primary cell
- primary circle
- primary color
- primary colors
- primary commercial blanket bond
- primary constriction
- primary consumer
- primary covert
- primary deposit
- primary derivative
- primary endosperm nucleus
- primary explosive
- primary group
- primary growth
- primary humor