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• The origin of the word " canker " is thought to have been influenced by Latin, Old English, Middle English and Old North French.
• :: The online Etymology Dictionary says that " castel " is Old North French . talk ) 18 : 09, 30 December 2014 ( UTC)
• The closely related word in Middle English and Old North French, " chancre ", now more usually applied to syphilis, is also thought to be involved.
• The word'truck'in Truck farms does not refer to the transportation truck, which is derived from Latin for wheel, but rather from the old north French word troquer which mean barter or exchange.
• The word cattle is derived from Old North French " catel ", which meant all kinds of movable personal property, including livestock, which was differentiated from immovable real estate ( " real property " ).