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étymologique

TRANSLITERATION étymologiquePRONUNCIATION /e.ti.mɔ.lɔ.ʒik/

related to etymology; conforming to a word’s origin

DATE
c. 1550–today
SENSE
etymology related adjective
FAMILY
Indo-European / Romance
CANONICAL KEY
node:11:etymologique:attested:sense:etymology-related-adjective

CNRTL reports the French word around 1550; the Académie preserves two current senses. An exact first surviving object has not been directly inspected.

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Latin · Late Latin grammatical tradition · etymology related adjective

etymologicus

etymological; conforming to etymology

SOUND
French adapted Latin etymologicus as étymologique with French stress, vowels, and the learned -ique ending.
MEANING
The Latin origin-conforming adjective developed the modern French senses “related to etymology” and “conforming to origin.”
CHRONOLOGY
CNRTL reports French use around 1550; the Académie dates the word to the sixteenth century.
SCHOLAR
ATILF · Académie française Editors
CONFIDENCE
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