Etymologically

200s

Romanian words from Latin words first recorded in the 3rd century

4 Romanian words inherited from a Latin word whose earliest known written record dates from the 3rd century, earliest Latin record first.

  1. from Latin appropio

    It is inherited from Late Latin appropiō (“to come near”), a verb formed on Latin prope (“near”), which came to be used in the sense of classical appropinquō. It survives in Aromanian aprochiu and…

  2. from Latin discooperio

    It is inherited from Late Latin discooperiō (“to uncover”), also written discoperiō. The Latin verb is formed with dis- on cooperiō (“to cover”), itself from co- and operiō (“to close, to cover”)…

  3. aduna

    250–317

    from Latin aduno

    It is inherited from Late Latin adūnō (“to unite, make one”), formed from ad- and ūnus (“one”). The verb survives in all four branches: Aromanian adun, Megleno-Romanian dun and Istro-Romanian adurå…

  4. creștinătate

    300–350

    from Latin christianitas

    DELR first gives it as inherited from Late Latin chrīstiānitās (“Christianity, Christendom”), following Tiktin, Candrea–Densusianu, Pascu, the DA and the Aromanian and Megleno-Romanian dictionaries…

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