Where does “veiller” come from?
veiller (Middle French) comes from Old French veillier, from Vulgar Latin viglare, from Latin vigilō, from Latin vigil, from Proto-Indo-European weǵ- — lively, awake; strong.
veiller (Middle French): to be awake
Definitions
- to be awake
Ancestry of “veiller”, step by step
Words derived from “veiller”
- surveillance
- surveil
- immunosurveillance
- dataveillance
- countersurveillance
- biosurveillance
- antisurveillance
- serosurveillance
- surveillable
- cybersurveillance
- oversurveillance
- veiller
- surveillance
- veilleur
- veye
- veye
- surveillance
- télésurveillance
- vidéosurveillance
- re-surveillance
- uberveillance
- geosurveillance
- e-surveillance
- hypersurveillance