myEtymology.com: English etymology of complexioned

Etymology of the English word complexioned

the English word complexioned

derived from the English word complexion

derived from the Old French word complexion

derived from the Latin word complexio (encircling; combination, association)

derived from the Late Latin word complexus (sexual intercourse; surrounding, encompassing, encircling)

derived from the Latin word complexum

derived from the Latin word complecti (embrace, hug; welcome; lay hold of, grip; seize)

derived from the Latin word plectere (buffet, beat; punish; plait, twine)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *plek-

using the English suffix -ed