Etymology of the English word hepatic
the English word
hepaticderived from the Late Latin word
hepar (liver)
derived from the Greek word
hepar, ἥπαρ, ἧπαρ (liver)
derived from the Old French word
hepatiquederived from the Latin word
hepaticusderived from the Greek word
hepatikos, ἡπατικός
derived from the Greek word
hepar, ἥπαρ, ἧπαρ (liver)
derived from the Greek word
hepatioderived from the Latin word
hepaticderived from the Greek word
hepatikos, ἡπατικός
derived from the Greek word
hepar, ἥπαρ, ἧπαρ (liver)
derived from the Greek word
hepatioDate
The earliest known usage of hepatic in English dates from the 15th century.
Derivations in English
gastrohepaticUsage
Word found in Modern English
