myEtymology.com: English etymology of renowned

Etymology of the English word renowned

the English word renowned

derived from the English word renown

derived from the Anglo-Norman word renoun

derived from the Old French word renom

derived from the Old French word renomer

derived from the French word nomer

derived from the Latin word nominare (name, call)

derived from the Latin word nomen (name, unnamed bone, unnamed artery; name, family name; noun)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *nō-men-

derived from the French word renommer

derived from the French word nommer

derived from the Latin word nominare (name, call)

derived from the Latin word nomen (name, unnamed bone, unnamed artery; name, family name; noun)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *nō-men-

using the Old French prefix re-

derived from the Old French word renon

derived from the Old French word renomer

derived from the French word nomer

derived from the Latin word nominare (name, call)

derived from the Latin word nomen (name, unnamed bone, unnamed artery; name, family name; noun)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *nō-men-

using the English suffix -ed