Etymology of the Latin word nervus
the Medieval Latin word nervus (nerve; Greek neuron, cordlike structure, nerve, tendon; sinew, muscle, nerve; strength; vigor, nerve; string, cord; bowstring)
Derivations in Latin
enervare,
nervinus,
nervosus,
multinerva,
nervalis,
novemnerve,
novemnervia,
parinervium,
pernervosum,
perspicinervium,
plurinervata,
plurinervis,
trinervata,
uninerviaDerivations in other languages
English
innervation, French
innerver, Italian
nervone, Italian
nerbo, Italian
quinquenervio, Italian
anervio, Italian
uninervio, Romanian
nerv, Spanish
niervoCognates
English
nerve, French
nerf, French
nerve, German
Nerv, German
Nerve, Italian
nervo, Lithuanian
nervas, Norwegian
nerve, Polish
nerw, Provençal
nervi, Russian
нepв, Spanish
nervio, Swedish
nervUsage
Word found in Medieval Latin
