Where does “ffoi” come from?

ffoi (Welsh) comes from Welsh ffo, from English foe, from Middle English fo, from Old English ġefāh, from Old English fāh, from Proto-West Germanic faih — coloured; hostile.

ffoi (Welsh): to flee

Definitions

to flee

Ancestry of “ffoi”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Welsh	ffo	flight
2	English	foe	Hostile; An enemy; A unit of energy equal to 10...
3	Middle English	fo	A foe or opponent; one that opposes and provides...
4	Old English	ġefāh	enemy
5	Old English	fāh	coloured; stained; dyed; tinged; shining;...
6	Proto-West Germanic	faih	coloured; hostile

Words derived from “ffoi”

ffoadur

Every word from Proto-West Germanic faih →