1. Etymology of the English word sardine
the English word
sardinederived from the Old French word
sardinederived from the Old Provençal word
sardinaderived from the Latin word
sardina (sardine; pilchard; small fish)
derived from the Latin word
sardaderived from the Greek word
sardios, σάρδιος (sardian (3037 being implied); the gem so called)
derived from the Sardeis word
Sardisderived from the Latin word
Sardisderived from the Latin word
Sardus (Sardinian)
derived from the Greek word
Sardoderived from the Greek word
sardeneCognates
Dutch
sardine, French
sardine, German
Sardine, Icelandic
sardína, Swedish
sardinUsage
Word found in Modern English
2. Etymology of the English word sardine
derived from the English word
sardinederived from the Late Latin word
sardinus (carnelian, sardian)
Usage
Word found in Modern English
