different between bookhood vs booktrough
bookhood
English
Etymology
From book +? -hood.
Noun
bookhood (uncountable)
- Knowledge of books; scholarship.
- 1902, The Metallographist:
- In case of a book, however, mutilation can go much farther without destroying bookhood.
- 1902, The Metallographist:
- The state or dignity of a book.
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