Where does “centré” come from?
centré (French) comes from Latin centrum, from Ancient Greek κέντρον, from Proto-Hellenic *kéntron, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱéntrom — pointed tool.
centré (French): past participle of centrer; central; centralized
Definitions
- past participle of centrer; central; centralized
Ancestry of “centré”, step by step
Words derived from “centré”
- concentration
- concentrate
- centrifuge
- egocentric
- centrifugation
- centrist
- ethnocentrism
- concentrator
- centrism
- egocentrism
- egocentricity
- microcentrifuge
- deconcentration
- preconcentration
- ultracentrifugation
- concentrative
- ultracentrifuge
- microfuge
- bioconcentration
- metacentric
- hemoconcentration
- phallocentrism
- reconcentration
- overconcentration