Where does “mīlitātus” come from?

mīlitātus (Latin) comes from Latin milito, from Latin mīles — A soldier.

mīlitātus (Latin): having been served, in a military sense

Definitions

  1. having been served, in a military sense

Ancestry of “mīlitātus”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1LatinmilitoI am a soldier, I act as a soldier; I wage war
2LatinmīlesA soldier

Words derived from “mīlitātus”

Every word from Latin mīles →Every word from Latin milito →