Etymology of the English word dominant
the English word
dominantderived from the French word
dominantderived from the French word
dominerderived from the Latin word
dominari (be master, despot, in control)
derived from the Latin word
dominus (owner, lord, master)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*dem- (house)
derived from the Latin word
dominansderived from the Latin word
dominari (be master, despot, in control)
derived from the Latin word
dominus (owner, lord, master)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*dem- (house)
derived from the Old French word
dominauntderived from the Latin word
dominansderived from the Latin word
dominari (be master, despot, in control)
derived from the Latin word
dominus (owner, lord, master)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*dem- (house)
Derivations in English
codominant,
dominance,
subdominant,
superdominantUsage
Word found in Modern English
