myEtymology.com: English etymology of catholicity

Etymology of the English word catholicity

the English word catholicity

derived from the English word catholic

derived from the Latin word catholicus (Catholic, one baptized and fully in communion with Catholic Church; catholic; universal; Catholic)

derived from the Greek word katholikos, καθολικός, καϑολικός

derived from the Greek word kath'olon

derived from the Greek word katholou, καθόλου (on the whole; entirely)

derived from the Greek word kata, κατά (down)

derived from the Greek word holos, ὅλος, ὅλως (whole, all, complete; completely; everywhere)

derived from the Latin word catholic

derived from the Greek word katholikos, καθολικός, καϑολικός

derived from the Greek word kath'olon

derived from the Greek word katholou, καθόλου (on the whole; entirely)

derived from the Greek word kata, κατά (down)

derived from the Greek word holos, ὅλος, ὅλως (whole, all, complete; completely; everywhere)

using the English suffix -ity