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Etymology of the English word obscure

the English word obscure
derived from the Old French word obscur
derived from the Latin word obscurus (dim, dark, obscure; little known, undistinguished, insignificant; not open; vague, uncertain; not, barely visible, hidden from sight)

Derivations in English

obscured, obscuring

Cognates

Dutch obscuur, French obscur, French obscure, German obskur, Latin obscurus, Norwegian obskur, Swedish obskyr

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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