Where does “doctrine” come from?
Doctrine derives from Latin doctrina, from Latin doctor meaning "teacher," ultimately from Proto-Indo-European deḱ- meaning "to take or accept."
doctrine (English): A belief or tenet, especially about philosophical...
Definitions
- A belief or tenet, especially about philosophical...
Ancestry of “doctrine”, step by step
Words derived from “doctrine”
- indoctrination
- indoctrinate
- indoctrinatory
- doctrinism
- indoctrinator
- doctrineless
- doctrinable
- counterindoctrination
- indoctrinize
- undoctrined
- counterdoctrine
- doctrinize
- ドクトリン
- 독트린
- counterindoctrinate
- indoctrinable
- indoktrynować
- doctrinelessness
- indoctrinatee
- indoctrinee
- indoktrinere
- misindoctrinate
- reindoctrinate
- unindoctrinate