Etymology of the French word copie
the Old French word
copiederived from the Medieval Latin word
copia (copy; number, amount, quantity; plenty, abundance, supply)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*op-Date
The earliest known usage of copie in French dates from the 13th century.
Derivations in French
copier,
microcopie,
photocopie,
phénocopie,
pisse-copie,
polycopie,
porte-copie,
thermocopie,
télécopie,
xérocopie,
électrocopie,
autocopieDerivations in other languages
English
copy, Romanian
copieCognates
Dutch
kopie, English
copy, French
copier, German
kopieren, German
Kopie, Italian
copiare, Lithuanian
kopijuoti, Norwegian
kopi, Polish
kopiować, Provençal
copia, Russian
копиpoвaть, Swedish
kopiaUsage
Word found in Old French
