Etymology of the Latin word abstractus
the Medieval Latin word
abstractus (abstract)
derived from the Latin word
abstrahere (drag away from, remove forcibly, abort)
derived from the Classical Latin word
trahere (to draw; draw, drag, haul)
using the Latin prefix
ab- (away; wrongly, badly)
using the Latin prefix
abs-derived from the Latin word
absDerivations in Latin
abstractio,
abstractivus,
abstractorDerivations in other languages
English
abstract, French
in, French
abstrait, Italian
astratto, Portuguese
abstrato, Romanian
abstract, Spanish
abstractoCognates
Catalan
abstret, Dutch
abstract, English
abstract, French
abstrait, German
abstrakt, Icelandic
afstrakt, Lithuanian
abstraktus, Provençal
abstrayt, Russian
aбстpaктный, Spanish
abstracto, Swedish
abstraktUsage
Word found in Medieval Latin
