Etymology of the Greek word logos (λόγος)
the Greek word
logos, λόγος (word, speech, topic, treatise, reasoning)
derived from the Greek word
legein, λέγω (to speak)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*leg- (to collect, to speak)
Derivations in Greek
logia,
epilogos,
logaoidikos,
humnologia,
-logia,
logizesthai,
philologos,
tautologos,
logikos,
dekalogos,
prologos,
antilogia,
emerologion,
misologia,
homologos,
logizomai,
logothetes,
logismos,
alogos,
kakologia,
paromologia,
logographos,
analogos,
anthropologos,
logike,
euchologion,
logomakhein,
logion,
apologia,
-logosDerivations in other languages
English
splanchnology, English
pathology, English
osteology, English
neurology, English
myology, English
morphology, English
histology, English
embryology, English
cytology, English
angiology, English
analogy, English
heterologous, English
isologous, English
logo-, French
biologie, French
aérologie, French
hétérologue, French
logogriphe, German
Panlogismus, Italian
logociclica, Italian
logologaritmo, Italian
logometro, Italian
logos, Italian
logo-, Latin
logos, Latin
martyrologium, Latin
logarithmus
