Where does “letherin” come from?

letherin (Middle English) comes from Middle English letheren, from Old English leþeren, from Proto-Germanic liþrīnaz — of leather, leathern.

letherin (Middle English): Alternative form of letheren

Definitions

  1. Alternative form of letheren

Ancestry of “letherin”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Middle EnglishletherenMade of the hide of a living creature, often...
2Old Englishleþeren—
3Proto-Germanicliþrīnazof leather, leathern
Every word from Proto-Germanic liþrīnaz →Every word from Old English leþeren →Every word from Middle English letheren →