different between bairnlike vs barnlike
bairnlike
English
Etymology
bairn (“child; baby”) +? -like
Adjective
bairnlike (comparative more bairnlike, superlative most bairnlike)
- (Scotland and Northern England, rare) Like a bairn; childlike.
Synonyms
- juvenile, kiddish; see also Thesaurus:childlike
Related terms
- bairnish
Anagrams
- brainlike
bairnlike From the web:
barnlike
English
Etymology
barn +? -like
Adjective
barnlike (comparative more barnlike, superlative most barnlike)
- Resembling a barn
- They live in a big, barnlike house.
Anagrams
- branlike
barnlike From the web:
- what does barnlike mean
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