Etymology of the English word sial
the English word
sialderived from the English word
siliconderived from the English word
silicaderived from the New Latin word
silicaderived from the Classical Latin word
silex (pebble, stone, flint)
derived from the English word
aluminiumderived from the Late Latin word
alumen (alum; astringent substance, potash alum)
derived from the English word
aluminumderived from the English word
aluminaderived from the New Latin word
aluminaderived from the Late Latin word
alumen (alum; astringent substance, potash alum)
using the English suffix
-iumDate
The earliest known usage of sial in English dates from the 20th century.
Usage
Word found in Modern English
