Etymology of the English word innominate
the English word
innominatederived from the Latin word
nomen (name, unnamed bone, unnamed artery; name, family name; noun)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*nō-men-derived from the Latin word
in (in; over; in; in; in)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*enderived from the Latin word
innominatususing the Latin prefix
in- (suffix for no)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*ne (not)
derived from the Latin word
nominatus (naming; G:noun)
derived from the Latin word
nominatio (naming; nomination)
derived from the Latin word
nominatus (naming; G:noun)
derived from the Latin word
nominatio (naming; nomination)
derived from the Latin word
nominatus (naming; G:noun)
derived from the Latin word
nominatio (naming; nomination)
derived from the Latin word
nominatus (naming; G:noun)
derived from the Latin word
nominatio (naming; nomination)
derived from the Latin word
nominatus (naming; G:noun)
derived from the Latin word
nominatio (naming; nomination)
derived from the Latin word
nominatus (naming; G:noun)
derived from the Latin word
nominatio (naming; nomination)
derived from the Latin word
nominatus (naming; G:noun)
derived from the Latin word
nominatio (naming; nomination)
derived from the Latin word
nominatus (naming; G:noun)
derived from the Latin word
nominatio (naming; nomination)
derived from the Latin word
nominatus (naming; G:noun)
Usage
Word found in Modern English
