Where does “celerō” come from?
celerō (Latin) comes from Latin celer, from Proto-Indo-European ḱel- — to cover; to incline.
celerō (Latin): to hasten, quicken, accelerate
Definitions
- to hasten, quicken, accelerate
Ancestry of “celerō”, step by step
Words derived from “celerō”
- acceleration
- accelerate
- accelerating
- accelerator
- deceleration
- accelerometer
- decelerate
- accelerant
- accelerative
- accelerando
- decelerator
- nonaccelerating
- decelerative
- reacceleration
- accelerationist
- accelerational
- reaccelerate
- preaccelerator
- autoacceleration
- deaccelerate
- antiacceleration
- acceleratively
- acceleratingly
- deacceleration