Where does “international” come from?
International derives from English national, English nation, Latin nationem, and Proto-Indo-European ǵénh₁tis meaning to be born or produce, combined with Latin damnum meaning harm through Latin -tio and Latin damnation.
international (English): Of or having to do with more than one nation; Of...
Definitions
- Of or having to do with more than one nation; Of...
Ancestry of “international”, step by step
Words derived from “international”
- inter
- internationally
- internationalization
- internationalism
- intercom
- interment
- intersubjectivity
- internationalist
- Interpol
- interregional
- interosseous
- interpleader
- interdepartmental
- interrater
- interbody
- interfirm
- interprofessional
- internationalize
- intertext
- interworking
- interhemispheric
- intersectoral
- interobserver
- intermuscular