Etymology of the English word phalanstery
the English word
phalansteryderived from the French word
phalanstèrederived from the Old French word
phalangederived from the Latin word
phalanx (phalanx, compact body of heavy infantry; battalion)
derived from the Greek word
phalanx, φάλαγξ, ϕαλαγξ, ϕάλαγξ (band of soldiers)
derived from the Latin word
phalangederived from the Greek word
phalanx, φάλαγξ, ϕαλαγξ, ϕάλαγξ (band of soldiers)
derived from the French word
monastèrederived from the Latin word
monasterium (monastery)
derived from the Late Greek word
monasterion, μοναστήριον
derived from the Greek word
monazein, μονάζω
derived from the Greek word
monos, μόνος (alone; single; remaining; sole or single; by implication, mere)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*men-Derivations in English
phalansterianUsage
Word found in Modern English
