Example of Etymological Words

The etymological words They are the words that in today's languages ​​go back to their ancient origins, they are words that denote the original words or that are still used as they were in the beginning; These words can have their origins in different languages.
More than 100 examples of etymological words:
Etymology = language of origin

1. Capítol = Latin
2. Capitoli = Latin
3. Capolar = Catalan
4. Captivitat = Latin
5. Captor = Latin
6. Car = Latin
7. Face = Latin
8. Quiver = French (bow and arrow)
9. Carcax = French (bow and arrow)
10. Cardinal = Latin
11. Charitat = Latin
12. Carlos = Latin
13. Meat = Latin
14. House = Latin
15. Case = Latin
16. Catalan = Spanish
17. Ceramic = Greek
18. Pig = Latin
19. Cerebellum = Latin
20. Brain = Latin
21. Close = Latin
22. Certainty = Latin
23. Beer = Latin
24. Chancre = French
25. Chanza = Italian
26. Churana = Quechua
27. Sky = Latin
28. Cilicio = Latin
29. Five = Latin
30. Cytoplasm =. English
31. City = Latin
32. Diastole = Latin
33. Distocia = Greek
34. Duopsonio = Greek
35. Eidetic = Greek

36. Electro = Latin
37. Enzyme = German
38. Epimeter = Greek
39. Epimone = Greek
40. Epirography = Greek
41. Spasm = Latin
42. Spermatorrhea = Greek
43. Eudiometer = Greek
44. Eutectic = Greek
45. Ganglion = Latin
46. Gastro = Greek
47. Genetic = Greek
48. Geometer = Latin
49. Hematosis = Greek
50. Hemoptysis = Greek
51. Hepatitis = Greek
52. Hydrargirio = Latin
53. Hyperbola = Latin
54. Hyperonym = Greek
55. Homeostasia = Greek
56. Homeostasis = Greek
57. Idio = Greek
58. Idiopathic = Greek
59. Incisor = Latin
60. Leucofeo = Greek
61. Lexiarch = Greek
62. Lithiasis = Greek
63. Mania = Latin
64. Mechanics = Latin
65. Mechanic = Latin
66. Melomania = Greek
67. Mesosoma = Greek
68. Mielocona = Greek
69. Mitosis = Greek
70. Monema = Greek
71. Monophysite = Greek
72. Monopsony = Greek
73. Necisias = Greek
74. Pneumoconiosis = Greek
75. Neutrophil = Latin
76. oligophrenic = Grego
77. oxygen = Greek
78. Palimpsest = Latin
79. Pancreas = Greek
80. Pandeísmo = Greco-Latin
81. Parascevedecatriaphobia = Greek
82. Parotid = Latin
83. Period = Latin
84. Period = Latin
85. Peristalsis = Greek
86. Peta = Greek
87. Pycnometer = Greek
88. Pycnosis = Greek
89. Pleuropneumonia = Greek
90. Protocol = Greek
91. Psychosis = Greek
92. Lung = Latin
93. Clock = Latin
94. Sinalefa = Latin
95. System = Latin
96. Systole = Latin
97. Theriocephalus = Greek
98. Thorax = Latin
99. Translation = Latin
100. Tragula = Greek
101. Xanthoma = Greek
102. Zeugma = Latin