Etymology of the English word evaporator
the English word
evaporatorderived from the English word
evaporatederived from the Late Latin word
evaporareusing 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
evaporareusing 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
-orUsage
Word found in Modern English
