myEtymology.com: English etymology of publisher

Etymology of the English word publisher

the English word publisher

using the English suffix -er

derived from the Proto-Germanic root *-arjaz

using the Latin suffix -arius (-ar)

derived from the English word publish

derived from the Old French word puplier

derived from the Latin word publicare (confiscate; make public property; publish)

derived from the Latin word publicus (public officer; public; common, of the people)

derived from the Classical Latin word populus (members of a society, sex; region; people, nation, State; poplar tree)

derived from the Old French word publier

derived from the Latin word publicatio (confiscation; appropriation by the state; publication, proclamation; disclosure)

derived from the Latin word publicatus

derived from the Latin word publicare (confiscate; make public property; publish)

derived from the Latin word publicus (public officer; public; common, of the people)

derived from the Classical Latin word populus (members of a society, sex; region; people, nation, State; poplar tree)