Etymology of the English word redemptive
the English word
redemptivederived from the English word
redemptionderived from the Old French word
redemptionderived from the Church Latin word
redemptio (redemption, buying back, ransoming)
derived from the Latin word
redemptusderived from the Latin word
redimere (buy back, recover, replace by purchase; redeem; atone for; ransom)
using the Latin prefix
red-derived from the Latin word
emere (buy; gain, acquire)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*em-derived from the Classic Latin word
redemptumderived from the Latin word
redimere (buy back, recover, replace by purchase; redeem; atone for; ransom)
using the Latin prefix
red-derived from the Latin word
emere (buy; gain, acquire)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*em-using the English suffix
-ivederived from the French suffix
-ivederived from the Latin suffix
-ivusderived from the Latin word
redemptusderived from the Latin word
redimere (buy back, recover, replace by purchase; redeem; atone for; ransom)
using the Latin prefix
red-derived from the Latin word
emere (buy; gain, acquire)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*em-Usage
Word found in Modern English
