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1. Etymology of the English word evangel

the English word evangel
derived from the Latin word evangelium (Good news; Gospel)
derived from the Greek word evangelion
derived from the Greek word euangelion, εὐαγγέλιον (a good message; the gospel)
derived from the Greek word euangelos
using the Greek prefix eu-, εὐ-
derived from the Greek word eus
derived from the Greek word angelos, ἄγγελος
derived from the Greek word euaggelos
derived from the Greek word eu, εὖ ( well)
derived from the Greek word aggelein
derived from the Old French word evangile
derived from the Greek word euangelion, εὐαγγέλιον (a good message; the gospel)
derived from the Greek word euangelos
using the Greek prefix eu-, εὐ-
derived from the Greek word eus
derived from the Greek word angelos, ἄγγελος
derived from the Greek word euaggelos
derived from the Greek word eu, εὖ ( well)
derived from the Greek word aggelein

Date

The earliest known usage of evangel in English dates from the 14th century.

Usage

Word found in Modern English

2. Etymology of the English word evangel

derived from the English word evangel

Derivations in English

evangelism

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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