myEtymology.com: French etymology of questionnaire

1. Etymology of the French word questionnaire

the French word questionnaire

derived from the Old French word questionner

derived from the Old French word question (question)

derived from the Latin word quaestion (question)

derived from the Latin word quaerere (to ask; search for, seek, strive for)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *kwer- (to do)

using the Latin suffix -tion

derived from the Latin suffix -ion

derived from the Latin suffix -tus (past participle suffix)

derived from the Medieval Latin word quaestio (questioning, inquiry; investigation)

derived from the Latin word quaestus (gain, profit)

derived from the Classical Latin word quaesitus (special, sought out, looked for)

derived from the Latin word quaerere (to ask; search for, seek, strive for)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *kwer- (to do)

derived from the French word questionnaire

derived from the Old French word question (question)

derived from the Latin word quaestion (question)

derived from the Latin word quaerere (to ask; search for, seek, strive for)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *kwer- (to do)

using the Latin suffix -tion

derived from the Latin suffix -ion

derived from the Latin suffix -tus (past participle suffix)

derived from the Medieval Latin word quaestio (questioning, inquiry; investigation)

derived from the Latin word quaestus (gain, profit)

derived from the Classical Latin word quaesitus (special, sought out, looked for)

derived from the Latin word quaerere (to ask; search for, seek, strive for)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *kwer- (to do)