1. Etymology of the English word pitch
the English word
pitchderived from the English word
pichderived from the English word
picderived from the English word
picturederived from the Latin word
pictura (painting, picture)
derived from the Latin word
pictus (painted; colored; decorated)
derived from the Latin word
pingere (decorate, embellish; depict in embroidery; paint, tint, color)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*peig-derived from the Anglo-Norman word
picheDerivations in English
pitching,
pitchman,
pitchfork,
pitchout,
pitcher,
pitchedDerivations in other languages
French
pitch, Portuguese
picheCognates
Dutch
pek, French
poix, German
Pech, Italian
pece, Latin
pices, Norwegian
bek, Swedish
beckUsage
Word found in Modern English
2. Etymology of the English word pitch
derived from the English word
pitchDerivations in English
pitchpot,
pitchyUsage
Word found in Modern English