Etymology of the English word indemnitee
the English word
indemniteederived from the English word
indemnityderived from the Anglo-Norman word
indempnitederived from the Late Latin word
indemnitasderived from the Late Latin word
indemnis (uninjured; suffering no damage, loss)
derived from the Latin word
damnum (financial, property, physical loss)
derived from the Latin word
in-derived from the French word
indemnityderived from the Late Latin word
indemnitasderived from the Late Latin word
indemnis (uninjured; suffering no damage, loss)
derived from the Latin word
damnum (financial, property, physical loss)
derived from the Latin word
in-using the English suffix
-eeUsage
Word found in Modern English
