seld
adverb (or adjective)
ˈseld
archaic
: seldom
Word History
Etymology
Middle English selde, back-formation from seldere (comparative of selden seldom) & seldeste (superlative of selden seldom), from Old English seldor (comparative of seldan seldom) & seldost (superlative of seldan seldom)
- cotransduce
- cotransduced
- cotransduces
- cotransducing
- cotransduction
- cotransductions
- cotransfer
- cotransferred
- cotransferring
- cotransfers
- cotransport
- cotransported
- cotransporter
- cotransporters
- cotransporting
- cotransports
- cotrine
- cotrustee
- cotrustees
- cots
- Cotswold
- Cotswold Hills
- cotswolds
- cott
- cott mountains