Tameless
/ˈteɪm.ləs/noun
Not tamed or subdued; wild.
Did you know?The concept of being 'tameless' can be linked to ancient beliefs in spirits that embody freedom and resistance against societal chains.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*dem-
“to tame, subdue, bring under control”
Old English
Old English
tamian
“to make tame, to subdue”
Middle English
Middle English
tamien
“to make gentle or domesticated”
14th Century
Middle English
tameless
“not made tame; wild or unrestrained”
Modern English
English
tameless
“unchanged in meaning; still denotes wildness and resistance to domestication.”