Etymology of the English word vine
the English word
vinederived from the Old French word
vinederived from the Latin word
vinea (vines in a vineyard, arranged in rows; vine)
derived from the Latin word
vinum (wine)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*win-o- (wine)
cognates include Arabic wain, both of which are possibly derived from a long-lost Mediterranean language
Date
The earliest known usage of vine in English dates from the 13th century.
Derivations in English
hopvine,
vined,
vinedresser,
vineland,
vinyUsage
Word found in Modern English
