unoutlandish

adj

Etymology

From un- + outlandish.

  1. inherited from *lendʰ- — “heath; land
  2. inherited from *úd — “away; out, outward; upwards
  3. inherited from *ūtlandiskaz
  4. inherited from *ūtlandisk
  5. inherited from ūtlendisċ — “foreign; strange, outlandish
  6. inherited from outlandisch
  7. formed as unoutlandish — “un- + outlandish

Definitions

  1. Not outlandish.

The neighborhood

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