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Etymology of the English word polyarticular

the English word polyarticular
using the English prefix poly-
derived from the New Latin prefix poly-
derived from the Greek word polus, πολύς (much, many; largely, mostly)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *pelə-
derived from the English word articular
derived from the Latin word articularis (of, affecting the joints; arthritis)
derived from the Latin word articulus (joint; portion of limb, finger between joints; point of time)
derived from the Latin word artus (joint, articulatus, little joint; arm, leg, limb; close, firm, tight)
derived from the Latin word artus translation of Greek arthron
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *ar-

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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