Etymology of the English word lutist
the English word
lutistusing the English suffix
-istderived from the Latin suffix
-istaderived from the Greek suffix
-istesderived from the English word
lutederived from the Old French word
lutderived from the Old Provençal word
lutderived from the Arabic word
alderived from the Latin word
lutum (mud, dirt, clay; weld, plant giving yellow dye; the dye)
derived from the Old Provençal word
lautderived from the Arabic word
al-'udusing the Arabic prefix
al-derived from the Arabic word
'udderived from the Medieval Latin word
lutanistaderived from the Medieval Latin word
lutanaderived from the Old French word
lutderived from the Old Provençal word
lutderived from the Arabic word
alderived from the Latin word
lutum (mud, dirt, clay; weld, plant giving yellow dye; the dye)
derived from the Old Provençal word
lautderived from the Arabic word
al-'udusing the Arabic prefix
al-derived from the Arabic word
'udUsage
Word found in Modern English
