Etymology of the English word closeout
the English word
closeoutderived from the English word
closederived from the Old French word
closderived from the Old French word
clorederived from the Latin word
claudere (close, shut, block up; limp, stumble, falter)
derived from the Latin word
clausum (enclosed space)
derived from the Late Latin word
clausus (closed, inaccessible; impervious to feeling)
derived from the Latin word
claudere (close, shut, block up; limp, stumble, falter)
derived from the English word
out (afară)
derived from the Latin word
utderived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*ud-Usage
Word found in Modern English
