sumpter
American
[suhmp-ter]
/ ˈsʌmp tər /
noun
sumpter
British
/ ˈsʌmptə /
noun
Etymology
Origin of sumpter
1275–1325; Middle English sompter < Old French sometier pack-horse driver < Vulgar Latin *saumatārius, equivalent to Latin sagmat- (stem of sagma; see summer 2) + -ārius -ary
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