Etymology of the English word jubilee
the English word
jubileederived from the French word
jubiléderived from the Late Latin word
iubilaeus (year of the jubilee among Jews; 50th year)
derived from the Late Greek word
iobelaiosderived from the Hebrew word
yobhelderived from the Church Greek word
iobelosderived from the Hebrew word
yobelderived from the Old French word
jubilederived from the Late Latin word
iubilaeus (year of the jubilee among Jews; 50th year)
derived from the Late Greek word
iobelaiosderived from the Hebrew word
yobhelderived from the Church Greek word
iobelosderived from the Hebrew word
yobelDate
The earliest known usage of jubilee in English dates from the 14th century.
Cognates
French
jubilé, German
Jubiläum, Italian
giubbileo, Latin
jubilum, Lithuanian
jubiliejus, Polish
jubileusz, Russian
юбилeй, Spanish
jubileoUsage
Word found in Modern English
