Etymology of the English word noise
the English word
noisederived from the Old French word
noisederived from the Latin word
nausea (nausea; seasickness)
derived from the Greek word
nauseaderived from the Greek word
nautiaderived from the Greek word
nausiaderived from the Greek word
naus, ναῦς (a boat (of any size))
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*nau-derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*nāu-derived from the Latin word
noiseDate
The earliest known usage of noise in English dates from the 13th century.
Derivations in English
antinoise,
noisemaker,
noiseproof,
noisy,
noisedCognates
Catalan
et_anc, French
noise, French
rôtir, Provençal
raustir, Spanish
noxa, Spanish
rostirUsage
Word found in Modern English
