myEtymology.com: Latin etymology of solitarius

Other forms:

feminine: solitaria
neutral: solitarium
masculine: solitarius
genitive: solitarii

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Etymology of the Latin word solitarius

the Latin word solitarius (hermit; anchorite; person living alone; solitary, living, acting on one's own)

derived from the Late Latin word solus (only, single; lonely)

English solitary, French solitaire, Italian solitario, Portuguese solitário, Portuguese solteiro, Spanish solitario, Spanish soltero