myEtymology.com: English etymology of grot

1. Etymology of the English word grot

the English word grot

derived from the English word grotty

derived from the English word grotesque

derived from the French word grotte

derived from the Old Italian word grotta

derived from the Latin root *grupta

derived from the Latin word crypta (crypt, underground room for rites; vault)

derived from the Greek word kruptos, κρυπτός (concealed; private)

derived from the Greek word kruptein, κρύπτειν, κρύπτω

derived from the Greek word krupte, κρύπτη (a hidden place; cellar ('crypt'))

derived from the Greek word kruptein, κρύπτειν, κρύπτω

derived from the Middle Dutch word groot

Word found in Old English, Middle English, Modern English

derived from the English word grot

derived from the French word grotte

derived from the Old Italian word grotta

derived from the Latin root *grupta

derived from the Latin word crypta (crypt, underground room for rites; vault)

derived from the Greek word kruptos, κρυπτός (concealed; private)

derived from the Greek word kruptein, κρύπτειν, κρύπτω

derived from the Greek word krupte, κρύπτη (a hidden place; cellar ('crypt'))

derived from the Greek word kruptein, κρύπτειν, κρύπτω

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