1. Etymology of the French word masser
the Old French word
masserderived from the Latin word
massa (mace; club; mass, bulk; heavy weight)
derived from the Greek word
maza, μᾶζα
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*mag- (kneading)
Derivations in French
massage,
masse,
masseur,
massothérapieDerivations in other languages
Romanian
masaCognates
Catalan
missa, Danish
massere, Dutch
massa, Dutch
mazzel, Dutch
massere, Dutch
mis, English
mansion, English
massage, English
mass, English
Mass, French
manse, French
massage, French
mess, French
messe, French
masse, German
Masse, German
Maßholder, German
Mesner, German
Massage, German
Messe, Icelandic
messa, Italian
messa, Italian
massa, Italian
massaggio, Italian
mazza, Lithuanian
masažas, Lithuanian
masas, Norwegian
masse, Norwegian
massere, Norwegian
messe, Polish
masaż, Polish
masa, Portuguese
missa, Russian
мaccaж, Russian
мacca, Spanish
masa, Spanish
misa, Swedish
massa, Swedish
massera, Swedish
mässa, Swedish
mässUsage
Word found in Old French
2. Etymology of the French word masser
derived from the French word
masserderived from the Arabic word
massaDerivations in French
massage,
masseurUsage
Word found in Old French
3. Etymology of the French word masser
derived from the French word
masserusing the French suffix
-erderived from the French word
massederived from the Latin word
mataxaDerivations in French
masséUsage
Word found in Old French
