part etymology

Part

Etymology: Middle English (in the sense ‘portion, portion of a whole’): from Old French part, past participle of partir ‘divide, share out’, based on Latin partiri.

Meaning: - A portion or section of something. - A section of a performance, show, or broadcast. - A person assigned to play a particular role in something. - A side or faction in a conflict or dispute. - A constituent element of a whole.

Etymology

Etymology: From Latin etymologia, via Old French ethimologie, from Greek etymologia ‘real sense or origin of a word’, from etumos ‘true, real’ + logia ‘study, speech’.

Meaning: - The study of the origin of words and the way in which their meanings have changed throughout history.

Origin

Etymology: from Middle English orige(n), from Old French orige, from Latin origin-, origo ‘beginning, source’, from oriri ‘to rise’.

Meaning: - The point or place from which something begins or is derived. - A person or thing from whom someone or something descends or is derived. - The earliest form or starting point of something. - An event or circumstance that leads to the development of something.

part relate terms

• deal

  Etymology The word deal comes from the Old English word dæl which means part port

• champerty

  Etymology Latin campi partitio division of a field Old French champart share of

• campus

  Etymology The word campus comes from the Latin word campus meaning field or plain

• part

  Part Etymology Middle English in the sense portion portion of a whole from Old

• parse

  Etymology parse verb from Middle English parsen from Old French parser from Late La

• partner

  Etymology The word partner is derived from the Middle French word partenaire which i

• party

  Etymology The word party comes from the Old French word partie which means part po

• portion

  Etymology Middle English porcioun from Old French porcioun from Medieval Latin porti

• quart

  Etymology The word quart comes from the Old French quarte which means the fourth pa

• particle

  Etymology Late Latin particula diminutive of pars part Meaning A minute portio

• shank

  Etymology The word shank is derived from the Old English term sceanca meaning leg

• lode

  Etymology The word lode originates from the Old English word lād meaning road or

• dole

  Etymology The word dole comes from the Middle English word dol which means a portio

• change

  Etymology Etymology is the study of the origin and development of words It traces words