Where does “scintillate” come from?
scintillate (English) comes from Latin scintillātus, from Latin scintillō, from Latin scintilla, from Proto-Indo-European ski-nto-, from Proto-Indo-European skey-, from Proto-Indo-European sek- — to cut, cut off, sever.
scintillate (English): To give off sparks; to shine as if emanating...
Definitions
- To give off sparks; to shine as if emanating...
Ancestry of “scintillate”, step by step
Words derived from “scintillate”
- scintillation
- scintillating
- scintigraphy
- scintillator
- scintigraphic
- lymphoscintigraphy
- scintigram
- scintillatingly
- lymphoscintigraphic
- cholescintigraphy
- scintigraphically
- immunoscintigraphy
- radioimmunoscintigraphy
- cholescintigraphic
- microscintillation
- unscintillating
- scintilație
- gastroscintigraphy
- mammoscintigraphy
- sialoscintigraphy
- tomoscintigraphy
- tomoscintigraphic
- scintigrafic
- lymphoscintigraphically