freemason

See also: Freemason

English

Alternative forms

  • free mason
  • fremason

Etymology

From free +‎ mason.

Noun

freemason (plural freemasons)

  1. A member of a guild of skilled itinerant masons during the Middle Ages and early modern times.

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Descendants

  • → French: franc-maçon (calque)
    • → Catalan: francmaçó
    • → Ottoman Turkish: فارماسون (farmason)
    • → Polish: farmazon
    • → Romanian: francmason
    • → Russian: фармазо́н (farmazón)
  • → Gujarati: ફ્રીમેસન (phrīmesan)

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