Etymology of the English word plate
the English word
platederived from the Old French word
platederived from the Old French word
platderived from the Vulgar Latin word
plattusderived from the Greek word
platus, πλατύς (flat; spread out 'flat' ('plot'); broad)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*plat-Derivations in English
backplate,
baffleplate,
baseplate,
bedplate,
biteplate,
blackplate,
bookplate,
chromeplate,
copperplate,
doorplate,
electroplate,
flitchplate,
footplate,
heelplate,
nameplate,
plated,
plateful,
plateholder,
platelet,
platter,
plateware,
plating,
platy,
screwplate,
soleplate,
breastplate,
platemakerCognates
Dutch
plat, Dutch
plaat, English
flat, French
plat, French
flétrir, German
platt, German
Platte, Icelandic
plata, Italian
piatto, Portuguese
chato, Provençal
plat, Spanish
chato, Swedish
platt, Swedish
platteUsage
Word found in Modern English
