English
from off of
from, off of
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Origin
From from off + of and/or from + off of, equivalent to from + off + of.
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Lineage
- partEnglishfrom off “off from; off”
- partEnglishfrom “Used to indicate source or provenance.”
- inheritedMiddle Englishfrom “from”
- inheritedOld Englishfrom
- inheritedMiddle Englishfrom “from”
- partEnglishof “From (a place); off.”
- inheritedMiddle Englishof
- inheritedOld Englishof
- inheritedMiddle Englishof
- partEnglishoff of “Off; from, off from.”
- surface analysisEnglishoff “In a direction away from the speaker or other reference point.”