Etymology of the English word annuitant
the English word
annuitantderived from the English word
annuityderived from the French word
annuitederived from the Medieval Latin word
annuitasderived from the Latin word
annuus (for a year, lasting, appointed for a year)
derived from the Latin word
annus (year; age)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*at-derived from the Anglo-Norman word
annuitederived from the Medieval Latin word
annuitasderived from the Latin word
annuus (for a year, lasting, appointed for a year)
derived from the Latin word
annus (year; age)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*at-derived from the French word
annuitéderived from the Medieval Latin word
annuitasderived from the Latin word
annuus (for a year, lasting, appointed for a year)
derived from the Latin word
annus (year; age)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*at-using the English suffix
-antUsage
Word found in Modern English
