Fray
MEANING
ORIGIN
Old French
ETYMOLOGY
From Old French 'frayer', derived from Latin 'fricare' meaning to rub
CULTURAL NOTES
The name 'Fray' can also imply a state of conflict or a noisy quarrel.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Historically used in contexts relating to wear and tear or disputes.
MEANING
ORIGIN
Spanish
ETYMOLOGY
From Spanish 'fray', a title for monks or friars
CULTURAL NOTES
Commonly used in religious contexts, particularly in Spain and Latin America.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Used as a title for members of religious orders since medieval times.
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