Etymology of the English word dispirit
the English word
dispiritderived from the English word
di-derived from the English word
spiritderived from the Old French word
esperitderived from the Latin word
spiritus (breath, breathing, air)
derived from the Medieval Latin word
spirare (breathe; blow; live)
derived from the Old French word
espiritderived from the Latin word
spiritus (breath, breathing, air)
derived from the Medieval Latin word
spirare (breathe; blow; live)
derived from the English word
dis-using the Latin prefix
dis-Derivations in English
dispirited,
dispiritingUsage
Word found in Modern English
