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Etymology of the French word catechisme

the Old French word catechisme
derived from the Latin word catechismus (catechism, book of elementary Christian instruction)
derived from the Greek word katechismos, κατηχισμός
derived from the Greek word katechizein, κατηχίζειν
derived from the Greek word katechein, κατηχεῖν (to hold down (fast), in various applications)
using the Greek prefix kata-, κατα-
derived from the Greek word kata, κατά (down)
derived from the Greek word ekhe
derived from the Greek word echein, ἔχω
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *segh-
derived from the Greek word katecheo, κατηχέω (to sound down into the ears; to indoctrinate ('catechize') or (genitive case) to apprise of)
derived from the Church Greek word katekhizein
derived from the Greek word katechein, κατηχεῖν (to hold down (fast), in various applications)
using the Greek prefix kata-, κατα-
derived from the Greek word kata, κατά (down)
derived from the Greek word ekhe
derived from the Greek word echein, ἔχω
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *segh-

Derivations in other languages

English catechism

Usage

Word found in Old French



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