Etymology of the Latin word solidus
the Late Latin word
solidus (gold coin; solid; same material throughout, unalloyed; three dimensional; retaining form, rigidity)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*sol-Derivations in Latin
solidatus,
solidare,
soliditasDerivations in other languages
English
solidus, French
solide, French
soles, French
sol, French
solidus, Italian
solidungo, Italian
solido, Italian
sodo, Portuguese
soldo, Portuguese
sólido, Romanian
solid, Romanian
solz, Spanish
sólido, Spanish
sueldoCognates
Dutch
solide, English
solid, French
solide, German
solide, German
solid, Italian
solido, Lithuanian
solidus, Norwegian
solid, Russian
coлидный, Swedish
solidUsage
Word found in Late Latin
