myEtymology.com: English etymology of reasonless

Etymology of the English word reasonless

the English word reasonless

derived from the English word reason

derived from the Old French word raison

derived from the Latin word ratio (account, reckoning, invoice)

derived from the Latin word ratus (established, authoritative; fixed; rat)

derived from the Latin word reri (think, regard; deem)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *ar-

derived from the Latin word rationem

derived from the Old French word reisun

derived from the Latin word ratio (account, reckoning, invoice)

derived from the Latin word ratus (established, authoritative; fixed; rat)

derived from the Latin word reri (think, regard; deem)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *ar-

using the English suffix -less

derived from the Proto-Germanic root *lausaz