Etymology of exit
Etymology of exit
The verb exit comes from the Latin verb exeo – exitum [come/go out; ex (out)+ eo (go)], which derives from the Greek verb eximi - exite [come/go out; ex(out) + imi (go); έξειμι, έξιτε].
From the same root
English: itinerate, transit, initial, ambition, issue,
French: itineraire, perir (from L. per-eo), ambition, issu, initial,
In modern Greek (Romeika)
a) exitirio: certificate of discharge, discharge note [εξιτήριο]
Also from the same root in modern Greek (Romeika).
a) isthmos: isthmus [ισθμός]
b) prositos: adj easy of access/ of approach, accessible, approachable [προσιτός]
c) itamos: insolent, bold, audacious [ιταμός]
d) isitirio: ticket [εισιτήριο]
e) anexitilos: indelible [ανεξίτηλος]
f) ite: come [ίτε -Ίτε παίδες Ελλήνων]
Το ρήμα exit προέρχεται από το Λατινικό ρήμα exeo [εξέρχομαι, ex (έξω)+ eo (έρχομαι)], το οποίο προέρχεται από το ρήμα έξειμι (εξέρχομαι, έξω + είμι).
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