Etymology of the English word conchiolin
the English word
conchiolinderived from the English word
conchderived from the Old French word
conchederived from the Late Latin word
concha (bivalve, oyster shell; holy-water font; mollusk, murex, oyster)
derived from the Greek word
konche, κόγχη
using the English suffix
-olusing the English suffix
-inderived from the Latin word
conchioladerived from the Late Latin word
concha (bivalve, oyster shell; holy-water font; mollusk, murex, oyster)
derived from the Greek word
konche, κόγχη
Date
The earliest known usage of conchiolin in English dates from the 19th century.
Usage
Word found in Modern English
