myEtymology.com: English etymology of evaporable

Etymology of the English word evaporable

the English word evaporable

derived from the English word evaporate

derived from the Late Latin word evaporare

using the Late Latin prefix e-

derived from the Latin word vaporare (cover or fill with vapor; heat, warm)

derived from the Latin word vapor (sound; cry; steam, vapor; exhalation)

derived from the Latin word evaporatio (evaporation)

derived from the Late Latin word evaporare

using the Late Latin prefix e-

derived from the Latin word vaporare (cover or fill with vapor; heat, warm)

derived from the Latin word vapor (sound; cry; steam, vapor; exhalation)

using the English suffix -able