Where does “grasen” come from?

grasen (Middle English) comes from Old English grasian, from Proto-West Germanic *grasōn — to feed on grass; graze.

grasen (Middle English): To graze; to consume grass

Definitions

  1. To graze; to consume grass

Ancestry of “grasen”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Englishgrasianto graze
2Proto-West Germanic*grasōnto feed on grass; graze

Words derived from “grasen”

Every word from Proto-West Germanic *grasōn →Every word from Old English grasian →