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What is the etymology of this word? Use your dictionary if necessary. sheriff Old French share riff Old English shire reeve High German scherriffe Greek charissThe etymology of Sheriff is: Old English
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What is the etymology of this word? Use your dictionary if necessary. sheriff Old French share riff Old English shire reeve High German scherriffe Greek charissThe etymology of Sheriff is: Old English shire+reeve.

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Answer: B. Old English

Shire reeve

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the etymology of sheriff is Old English shire reeve

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