myEtymology.com: English etymology of nervation

Etymology of the English word nervation

the English word nervation

using the English suffix -ation

derived from the Latin suffix -atio

derived from the Latin suffix -are

derived from the French suffix -ation

using the Latin prefix -ation-

derived from the English word nerve

derived from the Old French word nerf

derived from the Latin word nervosus (sinewy; vigorous)

derived from the Medieval Latin word nervus (nerve; Greek neuron, cordlike structure, nerve, tendon; sinew, muscle, nerve; strength; vigor, nerve; string, cord; bowstring)

derived from the Latin word nervinus

derived from the Medieval Latin word nervus (nerve; Greek neuron, cordlike structure, nerve, tendon; sinew, muscle, nerve; strength; vigor, nerve; string, cord; bowstring)

derived from the Latin word nervalis

derived from the Medieval Latin word nervus (nerve; Greek neuron, cordlike structure, nerve, tendon; sinew, muscle, nerve; strength; vigor, nerve; string, cord; bowstring)

using the Latin suffix -alis