Etymology of the English word soiree
the English word
soireederived from the French word
soiréederived from the Old French word
soirderived from the Latin word
sero (late, at a late hour, tardily)
derived from the Latin word
serus (late; too late; slow)
derived from the Old French word
sereederived from the Old French word
seirderived from the Latin word
sero (late, at a late hour, tardily)
derived from the Latin word
serus (late; too late; slow)
derived from the French word
soireederived from the Old French word
soirderived from the Latin word
sero (late, at a late hour, tardily)
derived from the Latin word
serus (late; too late; slow)
Date
The earliest known usage of soiree in English dates from the 19th century.
Cognates
Dutch
soiree, German
Soiree, Norwegian
soaré, Swedish
soaréUsage
Word found in Modern English
