Etymology of the English word royalist
the English word
royalistusing the English suffix
-istderived from the Latin suffix
-istaderived from the Greek suffix
-istesderived from the English word
royalderived from the Old French word
roialderived from the Latin word
regalis (royal, regal)
derived from the Medieval Latin word
rex (king)
derived from the Latin word
regere (rule, guide; manage)
using the Proto-Indo-European prefix
reg- (to move in a straight line)
derived from the Old French word
royalderived from the Latin word
regalis (royal, regal)
derived from the Medieval Latin word
rex (king)
derived from the Latin word
regere (rule, guide; manage)
using the Proto-Indo-European prefix
reg- (to move in a straight line)
derived from the French word
royalistderived from the Old Italian word
cavalierederived from the Italian word
cavalloderived from the Late Latin word
caballus (horse, riding horse, packhorse)
derived from the Old Provençal word
cavalierderived from the Latin word
caballarius (horseman, rider; hostler)
derived from the Late Latin word
caballus (horse, riding horse, packhorse)
Usage
Word found in Modern English
