myEtymology.com: French etymology of finale

1. Etymology of the French word finale

the French word finale

derived from the Old French word final

derived from the Latin word finalis (of, concerned w, boundaries)

derived from the Latin word finis (boundary, end, limit)

derived from the Latin word million

The earliest known usage of finale in French dates from the 18th century.

Dutch finale, English finale, French final, German Finale, Italian finale, Lithuanian finalas, Norwegian finale, Polish final, Russian финaл, Spanish final, Swedish final

derived from the French word finale

derived from the Italian word finale

derived from the Latin word finalis (of, concerned w, boundaries)

derived from the Latin word finis (boundary, end, limit)

derived from the Latin word million

derived from the Italian word avverbiale

derived from the Latin word adverbialis (adverbial, pertaining to an adverb; derived from adverb)

derived from the Latin word adverbium (adverb)

using the Latin prefix ad- (to, in addition)

derived from the Latin word ad (to; near; to; to; to; near)

derived from the Late Latin word verbum (word; proverb)

derived from the Italian word fine