Borrowed fromOld Frenchdifferer,diferer, fromLatindifferō.

• deferre,deferren,defferre,differre,dyfferre

• IPA^(key):/diˈfɛrən/,/ˈdifɛrən/

differren

2. Topostpone ordefer; to do later than was planned.
3. (rare) Todiffer; to bedissimilar from.
4. (rare) To avoid thinking about; to block from thought.
5. (rare) Toblock orhalt; to cause to stop.
6. (rare) Tomake different ordissimilar from.

• difference
• different
• differryng

• English:differ;defer(Etymology 1)
• Scots:differ

• “differren,v.”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007, retrieved2019-07-31.

Borrowed fromMiddle Frenchdéférer, fromLatindēferō.

• deferre,dyfferryn

• IPA^(key):/diˈfɛrən/,/ˈdifɛrən/

differren

2. (Late Middle English,rare) To send to one's superiors; torefer for judgement.

• defferent

• defer(Etymology 2)

• “dēfēren,v.”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007, retrieved2019-07-31.

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