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CHILD / LATER FORM / attestedOld French · Old French, 12th century onward · stir up move

emouvoir / esmovoir

to stir up, move, or agitate

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PARENT / EARLIER FORM / attestedLatin · Latin antiquity · move out

ēmovēre

to move out, remove, displace, or agitate

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THE COMPLETE RELATIONSHIP

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SOUND CHANGE

Old French emouvoir / esmovoir continues Latin ēmovēre with Romance sound and spelling development.

SEMANTIC CHANGE

Moving out or displacing extends to stirring and agitation.

CHRONOLOGY

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SCHOLAR / EDITORIAL AUTHORITY

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EDITORIAL STATUS

reviewed

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CITATION REGISTER

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Emotion — Definition, Word History, and First Known UseWord History: Old French esmovoir from Latin emovēre

Documents the Romance continuation.

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Emotion — Origin and historyHeadword history: emouvoir from Latin emovere

Independently documents the Latin source.

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American Heritage Dictionary: emotionEtymology: Old French esmovoir from Latin exmovere

Independently documents the Latin source.

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EDITORIAL REUSE

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emouvoir / esmovoir → ēmovēre

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emouvoir / esmovoir → ēmovēre

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