mighty etymology

Etymology

The word "mighty" ultimately derives from the Proto-Indo-European root *mehǵʰ-, meaning "great, strong, or mighty." This root is also the source of words such as "magnitude," "magnify," and "major."

Meaning

The adjective "mighty" means:

• Possessing great power, strength, or influence
• Impressive in size, grandeur, or importance
• Extraordinary or remarkable

Origin

The word "mighty" entered English in the 14th century from the Middle English word "mihti," which itself came from the Old English "mihtig." The Old English word is related to the Proto-Indo-European root mentioned above.

Usage

The adjective "mighty" is commonly used to describe:

• Deities, supernatural beings, or figures of great power
• Powerful leaders, heroes, or warriors
• Impressive natural phenomena, such as storms or mountains
• Remarkable achievements or accomplishments

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