myEtymology.com: English etymology of materialize

Etymology of the English word materialize

the English word materialize

derived from the English word material

derived from the French word matériel

derived from the Late Latin word materialis (material; of, related to subject matter)

derived from the Latin word materia (material, matter, substance; means, occasion, condition effecting action; wood, lumber, timber)

derived from the Late Latin word mater (mother; mother, foster mother; lady)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *māter- (mother)

derived from the French word material

derived from the Late Latin word materialis (material; of, related to subject matter)

derived from the Latin word materia (material, matter, substance; means, occasion, condition effecting action; wood, lumber, timber)

derived from the Late Latin word mater (mother; mother, foster mother; lady)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *māter- (mother)

using the English suffix -ize

derived from the Old French suffix -iser

derived from the Latin suffix -izare

derived from the Greek suffix -izein, -ίζειν