than etymology

• Pronunciation: /ˈeˌtiməˈlɔdʒi/
• Part of speech: Noun
• Definition: The study of the origin of words and the way in which their meanings have changed throughout history.
• Origin: From the Greek words "etymon" (true meaning) and "logos" (study).
• Synonyms: Word history, word origins
• Antonyms: None

• Examples:

  • The etymology of the word "computer" can be traced back to the Latin word "computare," meaning "to calculate."
  • The study of etymology can help us to understand the history of a language and the way in which its vocabulary has evolved over time.
  • Etymology can also be used to help us to understand the meaning of words that are unfamiliar to us.

than relate terms

• then

  Etymology Etymo Greek for true or genuine logy Greek suffix for study of Me

• than

  Pronunciation ˈeˌtiməˈlɔdʒi Part of speech Noun Definition The study of the ori

• plurality

  Plurality Etymology Latin pluralitas plurality From plus more alitas st

• village

  Etymology The word village derives from the Old French word viledge meaning small t

• specially

  Etymology The word specially is derived from the Middle English word specielly whic

• above

  Etymology The word above originates from the Old English word abufan which in turn

• pebble

  Etymology Middle English peble from Old English pebbel of uncertain origin possibly

• electricity

  Etymology The word electricity comes from the Greek word elektron which means amber

• fifty

  Etymology The word fifty derives from the Old English word fiftig which is a compound

• more

  Etymology The study of the history of words their origins and how their form and meanin

• gallery

  Etymology Latin galeria covered walkway Greek γαλέρωμα galērōma hoo

• harbinger

  Etymology Latin harbingerus meaning foreteller of events Old French harbergeur me