Etymology of the English word inveteracy
the English word inveteracy
derived from the English word inveterate
derived from the Latin word inveteratus (old, inveterate, of long standing)
derived from the Latin word inveterare (make old, give age to; grow old)
derived from the Latin word veterare (make old; age)
derived from the Latin word vetus (ancients, men of old, forefathers; old, aged, ancient; old, ancient times, antiquity)
derived from the Latin word inveterascere (grow old; become established, customary)
derived from the Latin word veterascere (become long-established; grow old)
derived from the Latin word vetus (ancients, men of old, forefathers; old, aged, ancient; old, ancient times, antiquity)
using the English suffix -acy