Where does “ηττοπάθεια” come from?

ηττοπάθεια (Greek) comes from Greek ήττα, from Ancient Greek ἧττα, from Ancient Greek ἧσσα, from Ancient Greek ἥσσων, from Ancient Greek ἦκα, from Proto-Indo-European seh₁k- — slow; to arrive.

ηττοπάθεια (Greek): defeatism

Definitions

defeatism

Ancestry of “ηττοπάθεια”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Greek	ήττα	defeat
2	Ancient Greek	ἧττα	defeat
3	Ancient Greek	ἧσσα	defeat, discomfiture
4	Ancient Greek	ἥσσων	inferior, weaker
5	Ancient Greek	ἦκα	softly, low; slightly, slowly, a little
6	Proto-Indo-European	seh₁k-	slow; to arrive

Every word from Proto-Indo-European seh₁k- →Every word from Ancient Greek ἦκα →Every word from Ancient Greek ἥσσων →