myEtymology.com: English etymology of grantsmanship

Etymology of the English word grantsmanship

the English word grantsmanship

derived from the English word grant

derived from the Old French word graunter

derived from the Vulgar Latin word credentare

derived from the Latin word credens (believer; the_faithful)

derived from the Latin word credere (lend to, make loans, give credit; trust, entrust; commit)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *kerd-

derived from the Old French word granter

derived from the Old French word creanter

derived from the Vulgar Latin word credentare

derived from the Latin word credens (believer; the_faithful)

derived from the Latin word credere (lend to, make loans, give credit; trust, entrust; commit)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *kerd-

using the English suffix -s

using the English suffix -manship

derived from the English word gamesmanship

Word found in Modern English