Etymology
Meaning
Origin
The concept of declension originated in the grammar of Latin, where changes in the endings of words were used to indicate grammatical functions such as subject, object, and indirect object. The term "declension" was first used in the 14th century to refer to this process.
In English, declension is only present in a limited number of words, such as pronouns (e.g., I, me, my) and some nouns (e.g., child, children). However, the concept of declension is still important for understanding the grammar of other languages, such as Spanish, French, and German.
Etymology The word acclivity comes from the Latin word acclivus which means sloping
Etymology From Ancient Greek ἀντί anti reverse opposite κλίνειν k
Etymology From the Old French clemencie ultimately derived from the Latin word clem
Etymology From Middle French client from Latin cliens clientis from Proto Italic kle
Etymology The word climate originates from the Greek word κλίμα klima which
Etymology Derived from the Greek word klīmax meaning ladder staircase Meaning
Etymology The word cline is derived from the Greek term κλίνειν klinein mea
Etymology The word clinic derives from the Greek word κλίνη klinē meaning b
Clinical Etymology Clinical etymology is the study of the origins and meanings of medical
Etymology The word clino originates from the Greek word κλίνω klínō meanin
Etymology The word decline originates from the Old French word decliner which in tur
Etymology The word declivity comes from the Latin word declivis meaning sloping do
Etymology Greek en in on klinein to lean Meaning A grammatical element
Etymology The word incline derives from the Latin word inclinare meaning to bend or
Etymology The word ladder comes from the Old English word hladder which is itself d
Etymology Derived from the Old English word hlænan meaning to lean or incline Ger
Etymology Greek mētēr meaning mother Greek klinō meaning to slope Meani
Etymology The word patroclinous is derived from two Greek roots pater meaning fath
Etymology The word polyclinic originates from two Greek roots poly πολύ mea
Etymology Proclitic comes from the Greek words pro before and klinein to lean
Etymology Latin proclivis meaning inclined downward From pro forward and cli
Etymology Latin reclinare to lean back lie down Origin Proto Indo European root
Etymology From Greek syn together klino to incline Meaning and Origin A s
Etymology The word thermocline is derived from two Greek words thermo heat klin
Etymology The word descent comes from the Old French word descendre which in turn d
Etymology Middle English fallen Old English feallan Proto Germanic fallaną Meani
Etymology The word decline originates from the Old French word decliner which in tur
Etymology The word awaken derives from the Middle English word awaken which origina
Etymology The word inflection comes from the Latin word inflectere which means to
Defective etymology Defective etymology refers to the erroneous or uncertain origin or me
Etymology The word case derives from the Old French word cas which in turn comes fro
Etymology The word declination derives from the Latin declinare meaning to bend down t
Etymology Old French diminucion Medieval Latin diminutio Latin dēminūtiō Meanin
Etymology The word slump comes from the Middle English word slumpen which means to