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1. Etymology of the English word mat

the English word mat
derived from the English word matte
derived from the Old French word matte
derived from the Late Latin word mattus (drunk)
derived from the Latin root *maditus
derived from the Latin word madere (be wet)
derived from the Late Latin word matta (mat of rushes)

Derivations in English

cocomat, doormat, matted, matting

Cognates

Dutch mat, English meadow, French natte, French mat, German matt, German Matte, German Matt, Icelandic mát, Icelandic motta, Italian matto, Lithuanian matas, Polish mata, Portuguese mate, Provençal mat, Russian мaт, Spanish mate, Swedish matt, Swedish matta, Yiddish mat

2. Etymology of the English word mat

derived from the English word mat
derived from the French word mat




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