Etymology of the English word equitable
the English word
equitablederived from the French word
equitablederived from the Old French word
equitederived from the Latin word
aequitas (justice, equity, fairness)
derived from the Latin word
aequus (level, even, equal)
derived from the English word
equityderived from the French word
équitéderived from the Latin word
aequitas (justice, equity, fairness)
derived from the Latin word
aequus (level, even, equal)
derived from the Old French word
equitederived from the Latin word
aequitas (justice, equity, fairness)
derived from the Latin word
aequus (level, even, equal)
using the English suffix
-ablederived from the Old French word
équitablederived from the French word
équitéderived from the Latin word
aequitas (justice, equity, fairness)
derived from the Latin word
aequus (level, even, equal)
derived from the Old French word
equitederived from the Latin word
aequitas (justice, equity, fairness)
derived from the Latin word
aequus (level, even, equal)
Date
The earliest known usage of equitable in English dates from the 17th century.
Derivations in English
inequitable,
unequitableUsage
Word found in Modern English
