Etymology of the English word total
the English word
totalderived from the Old French word
totalderived from the Latin word
totalis (total; entire)
derived from the Latin word
totus (whole, all, entire)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*teuta-Date
The earliest known usage of total in English dates from the 14th century.
Derivations in English
subtotal,
totalism,
totalistic,
totality,
totalize,
totally,
totaled,
totalingCognates
Dutch
totaal, French
total, German
total, Italian
totale, Latin
totalis, Lithuanian
totalinis, Norwegian
total, Russian
тотaльный, Swedish
totalUsage
Word found in Modern English
