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Etymology of the English word mystic

the English word mystic
derived from the French word mystique
derived from the Latin word mysticus (of, belonging to, used in sacred mysteries)
derived from the Greek word mustikos, μυστικός
derived from the Greek word mustes, μύστης
derived from the Greek word muein, μύειν
derived from the Latin word mystic
derived from the Greek word mustikos, μυστικός
derived from the Greek word mustes, μύστης
derived from the Greek word muein, μύειν

Date

The earliest known usage of mystic in English dates from the 14th century.

Derivations in English

mysticism, mysticize, mystical

Cognates

Dutch mystiek, English mysticism, French mystique, German Mystik, German mystisch, Italian mistico, Latin mysticus, Lithuanian mistiškas, Norwegian mystikk, Polish mistyczny, Russian миcтичecкий, Swedish mystik

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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